Water Treatment Site Monitoring During COVID-19 Restrictions
The following guidelines were prepared to assist plant personnel in monitoring their water treatment programs between site service visits and communicating changes that impact program implementation and results.

BLOG: COVID-19: A Partnership Approach to Water Treatment Is More Important Than Ever
Water systems, such as cooling towers and boilers, are dynamic systems by design.  In today’s environment, they may not be operating as consistently as before with entire processes or facilities being shut down with little warning and, just as quickly, started back up.

CDC: Guidance for Building Water Systems
"Stagnant, or standing water can cause conditions that increase the risk for growth and spread of Legionella and other biofilm-associated bacteria. Ensure the safety of your building water system and devices after a prolonged shutdown." Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

BLOG: Addressing Stagnant Water in Buildings Due to COVID-19 Shutdowns
As coronavirus continues to spread across the country, many facilities including college dorms, hotels, vacation condos, shopping malls, and other buildings are being shut down unexpectedly or operated with very low occupancy. Learn more about the stanant water left behind. 

Managing Legionella Risks Due to COVID-19 Stagnation
Learn more about how Chem-Aqua can help provide building owners and operators with an overview of strategies that can be taken now and when buildings reopen to help address the Legionella risks associated with stagnation.