Telford set to be the centre of the world for environmental monitoring

The organisers say the event is designed for anyone responsible for environmental monitoring, industrial process monitoring, or safety in the workplace, so visitors mostly come from water companies, manufacturers, consultants, researchers and anyone with a serious interest in gas or water quality.

The Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring event (WWEM) is organised in conjunction with the Environment Agency and the Water Monitoring Association (WMA). Focused on measurement, testing and analysis, WWEM 2012 will provide the latest information and guidance on the regulations, standards and technologies that apply to the environment. From test kits to process measurement, laboratory analysis right through to fixed and portable gas detection, the 2012 event promises to offer the greatest and widest variety to visitors yet. 7th and 8th November are therefore essential diary dates for anyone with a professional interest in environmental monitoring.

For visitors that pre-register at www.wwem.uk.com, entry to the Exhibition (including 130 exhibitor stands and access to over 100 walk-in/walk-out Workshops), is free of charge and parking, food and refreshments are all complimentary. WWEM 2012 will also provide two Conferences, one focusing on Environmental monitoring and another with a Laboratory focus. Entrance to these conferences will cost £55 per day or £100 for both days.

Visitor registrations are being allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so organiser Marcus Pattison is urging visitors to register as soon as possible. He also says “WWEM 2012 will be a hive of activity so visitors will need to plan their time very carefully in order to make the best use of their time.”