Welcome to the Water Management Society (WMSoc)

The Water Management Society (WMSoc) has been in existence since 1970

By gathering together expertise from every sector of the industry the WMSoc can offer informed and experienced assistance in all matters relating to the responsible management of water in industry and commerce through publications, conferences and journals

Members are represented on relevant government and industry Consultation panels and are regularly consulted on matters of immediate concern

WMSoc members come from a wide of disciplines including water suppliers, scientists, engineers, manufacturers, consultants and facilities managers. Applications are welcomed from appropriate people both in the UK and overseas

Conferences, seminars and workshops are open to members (at reduced rates) and non-members

WMSoc publications have been printed in their thousands and are easily recognisable from their consistent livery

Regular issues of the society journal "Waterline" keep members in touch with current developments and news digests and are supported by cost effective advertising

WMSoc members are involved in consultation with statutory and other industry bodies on all relevant matters; information is accessible via the 'Members' section of the website, Members should ensure that they have registered for this section. Non-members are invited to apply for membership via the 'Membership' page

Following recent press news regarding a prosecution based on a defective risk assessment and questioning the quality of risk assessments currently in existence, the WMSoc has released a checklist. This was developed by the Legionella Control Association for use by its assessors on site visits and has been modified by the WMSoc in light of current concerns. The WMSoc offers this document as an aid to companies carrying out legionella surveys on water systems to ensure that they are providing a thorough and comprehensive service, it can also help building managers and operators judge whether any risk assessment that has been carried out on their behalf is likely to be suitable and sufficient. To view the document click here

 

For further guidance see the revised Guide to Risk Assessment published by the WMSoc . For more information click here

 

WMSoc Position Paper on Competence click here

For details of the proposed CPD scheme click here

 

REVISED Guide to Risk Assessment for water service NOW AVAILABLE click here

 

'Code of Practice for Cooling Water Treatment' AVAILABLE- Click here for more details