HACCP for Building Water Systems - NSF - SETRI vai estar presente

A SETRI vai estar presente no curso HACCP para Sistemas de Água em edificações.

Esta é o processo que utilizamos em nosso PLANO DE SEGURANÇA DA ÁGUA

HACCP methodology is a structured, systematic, cost-effective paradigm best known for its successful, widespread use in food safety. HACCP is used to identify specific hazards and specify measures for their control.  HACCP is mandated in the US for certain food production processes and is used voluntarily for many more; it has become the standard for food safety management systems around the world.  The adaptation of HACCP to building water systems has proven effective for preventing injury and illness.  In keeping with the mission of NSF International, to protect and improve human health and safety, NSF now offers education, training and certification courses in HACCP for Building Water Systems.

This course answers key questions:

• What is HACCP?
• What are the hazards associated with building water systems?
• How is HACCP applied to building water systems?
• Who can use HACCP for
  building water systems?

What is included:

• Course materials
• Lectures by internationally recognized subject-matter
  experts
• Hands on-workshop
• Certification exam

Who should attend:  

Facility managers, facility engineers, safety professionals, certified industrial hygienists, infection preventionists, epidemiologists, water treatment professionals, regulatory professionals, risk managers, regulators, attorneys, and the general public who are interested in learning more about this issue.

Instructors:

William F. McCoy, PhD, is Co-Founder of Phigenics LLC, a solutions provider for problems associated with building water systems. He serves as the Chief Technology Officer. Dr. McCoy has authored more than 100 scientific articles including 29 issued US patents (all with international equivalents) and 8 book chapters.  His book, Preventing Legionellosis, was published by The International Water Association in 2005. His work has been recognized with a number of awards, including:

• International Water Association Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Management
  and Science (Berlin  2001)
• Inventor of the Year Award
  from the Intellectual Property Law Association (USA 2001)
• Grand Prize
  Technical Innovation Trophy from the SUEZ Group (Brussels 2000)
• Governor’s
  Pollution Prevention Award from the State of Illinois (USA 1999)
• R&D 100
  Award from Research and Development Magazine (USA 1998)

Aaron A. Rosenblatt is a Principal of Gordon & Rosenblatt, LLC, an independent consulting firm specializing in matters involving chemical disinfection, with an emphasis on public drinking water supplies and microbial risk management in building water systems. Mr. Rosenblatt has served on the Board of the International Ozone Association-Pan American Group (IOA-PAG).  He also has served as a member of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) Disinfection and Disinfectants Committees and the Microbial and Disinfection By-Product (M/DBP) Technical Advisory Workgroup during regulatory negotiations for USEPA M/DBP Rule II.  He is a past Trustee of the Chemists’ Club of New York and past Chairman of the Chemists’ Club Library.  Mr. Rosenblatt has authored more than twenty issued US patents, with international equivalents. He is also the author of a number of scientific and technical papers.

 Monday, May 05, 2014 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Eastern Time)

National Academy of Science Building
US, FS, WQ, WTRHACCP, CR
2101 Constitution Ave NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20001
United States