Eastwood Park says the availability of advice on the practicalities of managing water hygiene for Competent Persons and Responsible/ Authorised Persons in the healthcare context, and in light of the latest ACoP L8 changes, regularly attracts engineers and managers to its Gloucestershire training centre.
The CP, RP, and AP training courses in its new 2014-2015 training calendar ‘deliver practical skills to help such personnel judge if their controls are adequate and appropriate’. ‘Water hygiene contingency planning’, meanwhile, is a managerial course to help managers identify control strategies, and understand contingency problems. Outlining both the statutory and non-statutory provisions within contingency situations, it covers scenarios including loss of DHW temperature, increase in DCW temperature, positive bacterial results, and a case, outbreak, or HSE visit.
