For one day only, we are offering a free upgrade from standard to premium for new registrations to attend the Combating Legionella & Water Treatment 2015 conference.
There are only two conditions:
- You must book your place online
- You must book by close of play on Friday 10 July
What will the free upgrade mean for you?
- Gain knowledge of who is attending the conference two days prior to the event so you can research potential new clients and plan your time in advance
- With limited availability in the working groups, priority booking means you can make sure you don’t miss out on any of the sessions
When booking, please book a standard ticket and we will automatically upgrade you to a premium ticket at no extra cost.
The 12th Annual Combating Legionella & Water Treatment conference is a comprehensive and cutting-edge event that will ensure duty holders, building managers, engineers and water specialists are able to prevent legionella, Pseudomonas and other water-borne bacteria and comply with water safety regulation.
Brought to you by H&V News, the conference provides essential updates on regulation and litigation best practice and debates the challenges facing risk assessments and compliance in the UK.
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