A LHP (Legionella Health Plan) is an additional resource based on risk assessment according to WHO recommendations. This plan is especially recommended for priority facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes or health centers, although it can also be applied to other at-risk facilities in accordance with Royal Decree 487/2022.
Royal Decree 487/2022, which regulates the sanitary requirements to prevent and control Legionellosis, has been in force for one year since its enactment in January 2023. This decree establishes fundamental measures to guarantee safety in facilities susceptible to harboring Legionella bacteria, addressing aspects such as water quality, the development of prevention and control plans, and the responsibilities of the different actors involved.
With the implementation of the new Royal Decree 487/2022, we are supported by the UNE 100030 Standard (Prevention and control of the proliferation and dissemination of Legionella in facilities), which was updated in October 2023. This standard becomes a fundamental...
Royal Decree 487/2022 of June 21, establishes the measures for the prevention and control of legionellosis in risk installations, such as cooling towers, sanitary hot water systems, hot tubs and ornamental fountains, among others.
Today, the ceramics industry is facing increasing challenges in terms of sustainability and energy efficiency. With the growing need to reduce environmental impact, companies are looking for advanced solutions that allow them to comply with environmental regulations...
In water treatment, coagulants play an essential role in the removal of suspended particles and dissolved solids. These chemical compounds promote floc formation, facilitating the agglomeration and subsequent removal of impurities through filtration and sedimentation...
In compliance with the regulations established in RD 487/2022, ceramic factories must prioritize the development, implementation and maintenance of effective Legionella control plans. This article aims to highlight the key aspects of the Legionella Control Prevention Plan (LCPP) or, where appropriate, the Legionella Sanitary Plan (LSP), emphasizing the need for customization to suit the idiosyncrasies of each client’s facility.
