Leeds Teaching Trust Health Check

flow monitoring business We are about to begin providing further services for all five of the Leeds Teaching Trust hospitals which will focus on the security of the water supply to all of the sites and help make them more efficient.

The ongoing pro-active project at Leeds General Infirmary, St James Hospital, Chapel Allerton Hospital, Seacroft Hospital and Wharfedale Hospital involves the use of the latest technology to help the hospitals better manage their sites water usage providing an early indication of any supply issues that could potentially cause problems.

All of the hospitals will also benefit from:

A detailed leakage detection survey which will investigate suspected leaks and any abnormal consumption data
Four technical investigation days per year where our engineers carry out full on-site surveys of the sites water infrastructure
Two yearly water audits to identify locations where water could be saved
An annual inspection of all hospital fire hydrants

By working with us the Trust will also receive a priority emergency leak repair service to further safeguard against any potential interruptions to their critical supplies.

To find out more about how these maintenance contracts can help businesses become more efficient click here or call 08456 789 789.

This is the first time we have packaged together a number of our different services to offer the hospital a bespoke ongoing service which pro-actively investigates and monitors all of the hospitals water infrastructure ensuring where possible they have zero interruptions to their essential services. The package not only safeguards the sites against any emergencies but ensures they are operating more efficiently which in the long term will also save them money.

Stuart Gilmour, Business Customer Manager for the project

The Trust is now in a position to benefit from a package of services provided by Yorkshire Water which significantly improves our resilience, will reduce the effect of leaks, reduce water consumption and contribute to the Trust's continuity and resilience planning

Andy Proud, Head of Estates at Leeds Teaching Trust

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