H&V News is delighted to announce the speakers for our Combatting Legionella and Water Treatment 2015 conference, including international experts from Portugal and Brazil.
2015 speakers
Peter Alesbury, head of estates, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Steve Austin, operations manager - Environmental, SPIE UK
Graham Biggar, head of estates & facilities infrastructure, Ashford and St. Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Sam Collins, legionella microbiologist, Public Health England
Allison Connick, UK director of safety, health and environment, CBRE Ltd
Ian E Kershaw, Legionella team leader, building design & construction, Hartlepool Borough Council
Raquel Esaguy Rodrigues, technical officer, Department of Environmental Health, National Institute of Health Doutor Ricardo Jorge, Portugal
Dan Giarraputo,technical services manager - compliance, Cofely UK - GDF SUEZ GROUP
Liz Housden, interim head of estates, Homerton University Hospital Foundation Trust
James Letten, mobile L8 operative, Boden Group Facilities
Elise Maynard, chair, Water Management Society
George McCracken, head of risk, estates & environment, Belfast Health & Social Care Trust
Lorraine Medcalf, senior policy adviser – COSHH and Chemical Carcinogens Unit, Health and Safety Executive
Robert Nettleton, specialist estates adviser, Care Quality Commission
John Newbold, principal specialist inspector – Biological Agents Unit, Health and Safety Executive
Chris Northey, associate director, ChapmanBDSP
Daniel Pitcher, managing director, Water Hygiene Centre
Jimmy Walker, water system microbiology and decontamination expert, Public Health England
Fernando Henrique Bensoussan, technical director, SETRI Consultoria em Sustentabilidade, Brazil
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