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#50655 - 28/11/10 06:52 PM Industry Change
jdh1000 Offline
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Hi,
It's my first post, so thanks for reading. I find this forum really interesting with fantastic transfer of knowledge.
I would appreciate any response, again thank you in anticipation.
I'm looking to move into medical engineering and would like to use my instrumentation control and automation experience in the water industry for a suitable career change.
In my search I would like to know who the main companies that provide water treatment maintenance services , typically for renal dyalsis and the likes.
I'm unsure if this work is often contracted out to external companies or do you NHS engineers carry out the work.
Thanks......


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#50656 - 28/11/10 08:09 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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The guys over at HealthTec may be able to offer some assistance http://forum.healthtec.co.uk/
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#50663 - 29/11/10 08:32 AM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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Welcome to the forum, jdh. smile

That's a good call by Huw, but please don't desert us here (if only to let us know how you get on)!

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#50668 - 29/11/10 11:42 AM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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I think Elga are one of the main players in this sector. You could always try the Dialysis equipment manufacturers i.e. Gambro, Fresenius & B.Braun etc.

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#50672 - 29/11/10 12:08 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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Have you tried a post of the Association of Renal Technologists web site and forum?
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#50681 - 29/11/10 05:20 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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There are a number of companies out there that do water treatment Capital water, Elgar and Purite being some of them, but the link to the ART is a good start.
Both Gambro amd Fresenius do manufacture water treatment plants.
and there is Aquaboss too, but im not sure who supplies that in the UK.
The main problem in this sector is the sub-contracting of the installation, which leads to a large number of problems.
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#50691 - 30/11/10 12:21 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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We have both the Gambro and Elgar systems here with no problems with both. One thing if this is for renal you have to look at, is it going to be used for HDF. If so you will need to stipulate this and go for a system that has twice the output you need.(expansion needs) Also ask for an integrated chlorine meter.

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#50694 - 30/11/10 05:32 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
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We removed the Gambro and now have DWA for main (Nephro-safe) Back-up and portable, very reliable and the construction is open architecture very easy for maintenance purposes.
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#50698 - 30/11/10 06:16 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
jdh1000 Offline
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Many thanks to all your replies, much appreciated.
I'll let you know how I get on....

Thanks.

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#58769 - 25/10/11 09:33 PM Re: Industry Change [Re: jdh1000]
jdh1000 Offline
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Just an update on my position as promised:
I managed to land my self a fantastic role for a company supplying water treatment packages to the medical industry.

If you are interested please visit our website:
http://www.aquaris-ltd.co.uk/

The plant is designed and built in Germany by Lauer and uses the Aquaboss name.

Once again thanks to everyone who offered words of advice along my quest.

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