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how can I do minimise the risks associated with warm water system? thanks guys!
 
UV filters and continual maintenance.
Change UV globes every 12 months and clean glass tubes every 3 months.
Have an alarm system that is not easily disabled - eg: by flicking a switch
Detailed Log Books.
Have a company do legionella tests every3, 6 or 12 months - as per local guidelines.
 

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