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World Plumbing Day 2010 World Plumbing Day 2010
24 Feb 2010
The first ever World Plumbing Day is to be celebrated on 11 March, 2010. worldplumbinginfo.com interviewed World Plumbing Council chairman, Robert Burgon to find out what it’s all about.
Is swine flu a sanitary problem? Is swine flu a sanitary problem?
04 May 2009
Before we look at what the World Health Organisation have to say about the current Swine Flu pandemic, take a look at the special feature attached below from eOfficial magazine which reports on how plumbers should be the first line of defence, ahead of doctors, in the fight against health problems caused by poor sanitation.
World Plumbing Conference '08 World Plumbing Conference '08
17 Feb 2009
The 2008 World Plumbing Conference was held in Calgary, Canada at the end of September, 2008.
WPC to support dry drains forum WPC to support dry drains forum
17 Feb 2009
The World Plumbing Council has agreed to co-brand a seminar focusing on the issues of drain line performance which are being experienced in many parts of the world.
Plumbing sector lead trend Plumbing sector lead trend
16 Feb 2009
There is a strong movement worldwide to remove various toxic substances from manufacturing processes in the interest of public health.
Clean pipes lead to better hospital care Clean pipes lead to better hospital care
16 Feb 2009
A community hospital facility relies on crucial standards being maintained around the clock.
Water and sewerage challenges for major hotels Water and sewerage challenges for major hotels
12 Feb 2009
Water supply and sewerage systems have presented challenges in a major city's landmark hotel building.
Vacuum toilets in multi-storey buildings Vacuum toilets in multi-storey buildings
06 Feb 2009
We know the value of vacuum toilets in aircraft, but how well do such technologies perform in multi-storey buildings?