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To ensure compliance with the Drinking Water Act and the Drinking Water Decree, duty-of-care (non-priority) buildings—such as a sports club or office—are required to have an inspection carried out in accordance with NEN 1006.
We offer a comprehensive NEN 1006 inspection and assessment of your drinking water installation, performed by our BRL 6010-certified Solution Managers, to guarantee that your installation meets the legally established safety and hygiene standards.
The NEN 1006 inspection focuses on the overall safety of your drinking water installation and includes checking the design, installation, and management to prevent backflow of contaminated water and other risks of water contamination. We analyze the water installation, usage factors, and any previous modifications to the installation, with a focus on compliance with the standard.
Detailed analysis of legionella risks in drinking water installations
Comprehensive inspection report including recommendations for legionella prevention
Compliance with guidelines for legionella management in duty-of-care buildings | NEN 1006
In industrial environments, specific challenges apply to water installations:
A NEN 1006 inspection provides you with insight into the condition of your drinking water installation and makes risks immediately visible. This ensures compliance with laws and regulations, prevents disruptions to your business processes, and allows you to face audits without surprises.
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Absolutely.
The risk analysis is carried out in accordance with the guidelines of the Drinking Water Decree, NEN 1006, ISSO manual 55.2 and, where applicable, the ARBO policy rule 4.87.
The NEN 1006 report is prepared in accordance with the guidelines of the Drinking Water Decree, NEN 1006, ISSO manual 55.2 and, where applicable, the ARBO policy rule 4.87.
Owners or managers of a collective water supply are subject to the Drinking Water Act and the Drinking Water Decree. This makes them responsible for safe drinking water—including hot tap water. In accordance with the Building Decree, a drinking water and hot tap water supply must comply with the NEN 1006 regulations.
Yes. Particularly in industrial environments, it is important to have insight into the condition of your drinking water installation. Due to complex installations, fluctuating usage, and critical processes, risks can arise more quickly. An inspection helps to detect these early and keep them under control.
Absolutely. A proper check valve inspection is essential for ensuring safe and healthy drinking water.
You can find the answers to frequently asked questions about the NEN 1006 inspection and assessment here. Is your question not listed? Then please contact us.
In addition to this service, we offer a unique blend of specialist expertise in installation technology, certified legionella management, and advanced techniques.
Our approach focuses on basic compliance, but also on water safety, sustainability, and cost efficiency. Thanks to the integration of planning and execution under one roof, we ensure seamless coordination with and by specialists, so that your water management is optimally arranged.
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