From The Magazine
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Training the plumbers of tomorrow, today
For a number of years now, the Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centres (PICAC) have been providing integrated education and training programs in advanced areas ... -
Look to the past to see the future
On the 45th anniversary of the Association of Hydraulic Service Consultants Australia (AHSCA) New South Wales, Brihony Tulloch chats to co-founder Don Ledingham about ... -
World Wide Wake up call
Dave Creasey explores the desperate need for widespread use of safely managed, sustainable sanitation services across the globe, and reveals how an ex-tech giant ... -
Legionella without borders
Legionella does not discriminate when it comes to spreading its potentially fatal wings. As a result, various countries have been forced to manage all ... -
Cross (Tasman) connections
A number of members of the Plumbing Product Industry Group attended a joint New Zealand/Australian business conference in August to exchange ideas affecting the ... -
Bigger is not better
The Association of Hydraulic Services Consultants Australia NSW is looking to undertake real life testing to enable economical designs through correctly sized pipes and ... -
Lead is a pain in the brass
The case for lead-free brassware has been gaining momentum recently after a number of incidents of lead contamination in drinking water. Adelle King reports. ... -
Active vs reactive
Legionella is an ongoing issue in plumbing systems globally and a topic Plumbing Connection has written about frequently. Now, Adelle King outlines two new ... -
Safety takes a cold shower
There appears to be a big disconnect throughout the industry between emergency shower and eyewash products that comply in a lab environment and how ... -
New pipe dreams
Innovations in plumbing products have increased, particularly over the past decade and while they’re helping make our lives better, it’s important that they are ...
