Common use of Water hygiene Clause in Contracts

Water hygiene. The University will maintain the water quality in accordance with the University of Kent control of Legionella procedure document. In order to support this you will be responsible for reporting any faults with the hot and cold water systems promptly as per section 4.8 of this Agreement. This includes but is not limited to hot water not being hot, cold water not being cold, no water, discolouration of water, or heavily scaled shower heads. If all students are absent from their Accommodation for a period longer than seven days it is advisable to allow the water to run for a one minute period until the temperature stabilises without causing excessive spray to ensure the water supply will be fresh and clear of any bacteria. You should avoid entering the shower cubicle during this one minute period.

Water hygiene. The University will maintain the water quality in accordance with the University of Kent control of Legionella procedure document. In order to support this you will be responsible for reporting any faults with the hot and cold water systems promptly as per section 4.8 4.7 of this Agreement. This includes but is not limited to hot water not being hot, cold water not being cold, no water, discolouration of water, or heavily scaled shower heads. If all students residents are absent from their Accommodation accommodation for a period longer than seven days it is advisable to allow the water to run for a one minute period until the temperature stabilises without causing excessive spray to ensure the water supply will be fresh and clear of any bacteria. You should avoid entering the shower cubicle during this one minute period.

Water hygiene. The University will maintain the water quality in accordance with the University of Kent control of Legionella procedure document. In order to support this this, you will be responsible for reporting re porting any faults with the hot and cold cold-water systems promptly as per section 4.8 of this Agreementagreement. This includes but is not limited to hot h ot water not being hot, cold water not being cold, no water, discolouration of water, or heavily scaled shower heads. If all students are absent from their Accommodation accommodation for a period longer than seven days days, it is advisable to allow the water to run for a one one-minute period until the temperature stabilises without causing excessive spray to ensure the water supply will be fresh and clear of any bacteria. You should avoid entering the shower cubicle during this one one-minute period.

Water hygiene. The University will maintain the water quality in accordance with the University of Kent control of Legionella procedure document. In order to support this you will be responsible for reporting any faults with the hot and cold water systems promptly as per section 4.8 clause 4.7 of this Agreement. This includes but is not limited to hot water not being hot, cold water not being cold, no water, discolouration of water, or heavily scaled shower heads. If all students residents are absent from their Accommodation accommodation for a period longer than seven days it is advisable to allow the water to run for a one minute period until the temperature stabilises without causing excessive spray to ensure the water supply will be fresh and clear of any bacteria. You should avoid entering the shower cubicle during this one minute period.