Hydration In The Workplace Specification Considerations 2020

May 23rd, 2020

Hydration In The Workplace Specification Considerations 2020

This presentation was part of CPD Live June 2020. This video is no longer eligible for formal CPD points. To register for upcoming CPD presentations or watch CPD-accredited on-demand sessions please go to https://www.indesignlive.com/category/cpdlive

This presentation offers a comprehensive overview of the areas that effect the specification of plumbed in boiling and chilled drinking water appliances in the workplace, focusing on four key areas: Client Needs, Product Selection & types, Water Filtration, Installation.

This seminar aims to provide viewers with an understanding of:

Product Selection:

Efficient Hydration in the workplace meeting the requirements of WHS Act
Products selection & understanding water options “meeting your clients expectations”
Understanding water filters
Energy efficiency meeting the requirements of National Construction code of Australia.

Installation:

Plumbing requirements of AS 3500, Water pressures, Providing an accessible solution; how to specify to meet the requirements of AS 1428.1&.2 accessibility in tea point design/public access drinking water
General siting and installation requirements

Presented by:

Colin Walker – Zip Technical Support & Training, Zip Water

Colin’s experience at Zip encompasses:
15 years Appliance service
2 years Hospital equipment service
14 Years at Zip Water – 2 years Servicing, 3 years Business Development Manager (Major commercial end users) 9 years Technical Support & Training – training staff , external service providers , wholesalers & Specifiers and providing technical support to Australia & NZ on all Zip products

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