Features
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In up to your eyes
Australians suffer around 50,000 eye injuries every year even though many of them were wearing eye protection at the time of their injury. Safety eyewear is ... -
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 of plumbing ... -
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 the current ... -
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 is leading ... -
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 facets of ... -
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 plumbing sector ... -
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 pumps. Warren ... -
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. There has ... -
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 product solutions ... -
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 they perform ...
