Check out the Water Online article, Everything You Need to Know About Microbial Risk Assessment, for an overview of microbial risk assessment (MRA) methods and the reasons to perform one.
“Assessing the potential risk for human exposure to known pathogens — a critical step in rulemaking — is only the most obvious reason. Here are some other good reasons for performing a microbial risk assessment:
Read the full article for more detail and links to Environmental Protection Agency documents, including “Microbial Risk Assessment Tools, Methods, and Approaches for Water Media.”
Contact us to see how AS Filtration’s antimicrobial filter media can meet regulatory guidelines and reduce the risk of waterborne pathogen exposure at your facility or construction site.
“Assessing the potential risk for human exposure to known pathogens — a critical step in rulemaking — is only the most obvious reason. Here are some other good reasons for performing a microbial risk assessment:
- Watershed protection – to determine critical points for control;
- Treatment process evaluation – to specify techniques for reduction, removal, or inactivation of pathogens;
- Research – to identify and prioritize needs;
- Managerial – to help predict the consequence(s) of various management options available to risk managers.”
Read the full article for more detail and links to Environmental Protection Agency documents, including “Microbial Risk Assessment Tools, Methods, and Approaches for Water Media.”
Contact us to see how AS Filtration’s antimicrobial filter media can meet regulatory guidelines and reduce the risk of waterborne pathogen exposure at your facility or construction site.
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