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WEMP completed example - Water Corporation

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2.2 <strong>Water</strong> Management Team<br />

Your <strong>Water</strong> Management Team are the people dedicated to reducing water use on your site. The<br />

team will develop ideas and implement practical solutions to minimise water use and maximise<br />

re-use.<br />

Table 2 <strong>Water</strong> management team details<br />

Name Position Signature<br />

Joe Smith<br />

Hotel Manager<br />

Sarah Kelly<br />

Assistant Manager<br />

Gregory Jones<br />

Maintenance Manager<br />

Jillian Dennison<br />

Housekeeping Manager<br />

3. <strong>Water</strong> Use<br />

3.1 Baseline <strong>Water</strong> Use – Scheme <strong>Water</strong><br />

Total water and average daily usage tables have been provided for you to compare years and<br />

make assessments for setting your water saving targets.<br />

Please let us know if you have had any unexplained/ high water use in the past year that may<br />

affect your regular water use for this site.<br />

E.g. days of operation, production rate, plant shutdown, site construction etc<br />

• Construction ceased in June 2009 and the hotel became operational July 2009. During<br />

our first year of operation we maintained a 75% capacity rate. In 2010/2011 our room<br />

occupied rate increased from 75% to 78% which increased our water usage. If we<br />

continue to surpass our previous years occupied room rate we expect our water use to<br />

increase. Investigation into water efficient solutions to reduce our water use whilst<br />

increasing occupied rooms has commenced.<br />

3.2 <strong>Water</strong> Balance<br />

A water balance is a measure of how much water is entering and leaving your site. Working out a<br />

water balance for your site will help you understand where water is being used. This makes it easier<br />

to identify and prioritise your water saving opportunities.<br />

By entering the relevant data in table 3 you will be able to determine the percentage of water used<br />

in each major area.<br />

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