The Unified Water Label Association (UWLA) recently visited Bolton College to introduce the Unified Water Label to the college’s plumbing students.
The visit was part of the UWLA’s education program and was supported by McAlpine Plumbing Products, who provided donations to the college.
During the visit, the plumbing students were given a presentation on the importance of water conservation and efficiency, and how the Unified Water Label can influence consumer behavior. The presentation was delivered by UWLA managing director Yvonne Orgill. McAlpine Plumbing Products also provided a presentation on its support for the Unified Water Label and highlighted its range of products.
Following the visit, large posters about the Unified Water Label were created for display around the college.
Plumbing tutor Ian Hall says: “We are grateful to UWLA and McAlpine Plumbing Products for their support. It is important that we drive forward awareness of water conservation via our plumbing students who can take the message out into the workplace, sharing their knowledge and good practice with the consumer.”
Yvonne Orgill adds: “Our communications program is vital as products alone cannot bring about the change required. We must educate and influence consumers on how to select the most appropriate product for their home, as well as how to use it most efficiently and be more water aware.
“Plumbers and installers are uniquely placed to influence consumers, and working with students enables them to look to the future, ensuring that those entering the industry are helping us spread the water efficiency message.
“This partnership is another great example of how working together can make a difference.”
