Archive for 2024

Preventing and Removing Pseudomonas in Closed-Water Systems

19th December 2024

Pseudomonas bacteria, commonly found in closed-circuit water systems, have become a widespread problem across the UK. If left unchecked, these bacteria can compromise the safety and efficiency of pipework and HVAC systems, leading to significant operational and financial challenges. While Pseudomonas can pose health risks in some settings, in closed-water systems, human exposure is minimal. […]

The Science Behind Corrosion in Closed Circuit Systems

12th December 2024

Corrosion is a common problem in closed circuit systems that, if left unchecked, can lead to reduced efficiency, costly repairs, and even complete system failure. In this blog, we’ll explore the different types of corrosion, what causes them, and how you can prevent these issues to ensure your heating or cooling system runs smoothly for […]

Closed Systems Remote Monitoring

7th March 2024

“A pre-incident risk avoidance system, or post-incident action alert system?” Stewart McGillivray discusses: Closed systems remote corrosion monitoring has become more popular over the past few years, and has been incorporated into the current BSRIA guidance for water treatment as a useful tool to monitor corrosion levels, providing a real time view of water quality […]

Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2024

6th February 2024

Guardian is thrilled to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2024, a dedicated time to recognise and applaud the invaluable contributions of apprentices to our organisation and the broader workforce. Apprenticeships play a pivotal role in fostering talent, nurturing skills, and providing individuals with hands-on experience essential for their professional development. This week allows us to showcase […]

How the built environment can support hybrid working

24th January 2024

In just a few short years, we have seen an epic migration of workers from purpose built, multi-tenancy commercial buildings, to spare rooms and home offices. ‘Hybrid working’ – a flexible working model combining remote and workplace-based employment that has risen in popularity since 2020 – has become increasing ingrained in our culture. Commenting on […]