Bathing waters for safe recreation
Bathing water in ponds, lakes, rivers and other open waters must be safe for recreationists. Contamination by bacteria, blue-green algae or other undesirable substances can pose risks to public health and recreational area quality.
Professional monitoring of bathing water gives you insight into current water quality and allows you to take timely action when necessary.
Complying with bathing water laws and regulations
Managers of swimming sites have a responsibility to monitor water quality. Regular sampling and analysis help comply with applicable laws and regulations and provide assurance to visitors, regulators and other stakeholders.
Quick insight into the quality of open swimming water
We provide complete sampling and analysis of bathing water. Thanks to rapid reports and real-time insight into results, you always have up-to-date information.
When abnormalities are detected, you can immediately take appropriate measures to reduce risks for recreational users.
This means for you
- You get continuous insight into the quality of the bathing water.
- You comply with legislation and regulations
- You can react quickly to abnormal measurement results
- You protect visitors against possible health risks
- You save time because we take care of the entire process
Working together on safe swimming water
Bathing water quality requires constant attention. Regular monitoring creates a safe environment for recreational users and prevents small problems from becoming bigger risks.
With up-to-date data and expert support you are prepared for the future and keep a grip on the water quality of your swimming location.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Monitoring helps to ensure the safety of recreational users and identify risks from bacteria, blue-green algae and other contaminants in a timely manner.
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We monitor recreational lakes, lakes, rivers, canals and other locations with open bathing waters, among others.
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Depending on the situation, microbiological, chemical and physical parameters may be examined, including bacteria and blue-green algae.
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The frequency required depends on the location, use of the water and applicable regulations.
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Yes, you will receive the results digitally and have insight into the progress and available reports.
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When anomalies are identified, you can quickly take appropriate action to ensure recreational safety.