Enterolert-DW: ISO 7899-3 Recognized Method for Enumerating Enterococci in Drinking & Bathing Waters Registration

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Enterolert-DW: ISO 7899-3 Recognized Method for Enumerating Enterococci in Drinking & Bathing Waters

Overview
Start date: Tuesday 16 September 2025
Start time: 14.00 GMT / 15.00 CET
Duration: 60 minutes

Join us for an insightful session on IDEXX Enterolert-DW, now published as ISO 7899-3 for the rapid enumeration of intestinal enterococci in drinking water, as well as fresh and marine bathing waters. This ISO designation builds on Enterolert-DW’s recognitions in the UK, across the EU, and its AFNOR Certification.

Learn from IDEXX Water experts how this rapid, easy-to-use method enhances accuracy, delivers results in 24 hours, and simplifies workflow – empowering laboratories to make faster, more reliable water quality decisions.

Speakers

Brett Brewin, PhD

Scientific Affairs Manager (EMEA)

IDEXX Laboratories

Dr Brett Brewin has been working in the field of microbiology for over three decades and has 25 years' experience in the analysis of water for the presence of waterborne pathogens. He has worked closely with laboratories and experts around the world developing new technologies, training analysts and establishing best practice in order to optimise complex technical procedures and generate robust methodologies. Brett is a member of the Water Management Society (WMSoc) and represents them on the SCA, BSI and ISO.

Philippe Rousselin, PhD

Senior Government Affairs Manager (EMEA)

IDEXX Laboratories

Dr Rousselin brings over 25 years’ experience in water microbiology, molecular biology, laboratory quality control and regulatory affairs. He is a recognized expert in national and international water standards and has led multiple validation trials across various water matrices, including drinking and bathing water.

Dr Rousselin plays an active role in key national and international standardization bodies such as ISO, CEN, and AFNOR, where he serves in various expert and leadership roles. He is also a member of several industry associations, including the International Water Association Health Related Water Microbiology subgroup (HRWM SG – IWA), the European Water Association (EWA), The French Association of Water and Waste Professionals (ASTEE) and the Association of Internal Water Systems Professionals in France (CAPRIS).