Enrico Veschetti is a Senior Researcher and Director of the Chemical Risk Area at the National Centre for Water Safety (CeNSiA), Italian National Institute of Health (ISS). His work focuses on chemical risk assessment across the drinking-water supply chain and the integrated water cycle, with emphasis on Water Safety Plans, sanitation safety and water reuse, materials in contact with water, and disinfection processes/by-products. Trained as an analytical chemist (Laurea cum laude; PhD in Biochemistry & Applied Chemistry), he develops and validates advanced methods (GC/LC coupled to MS; ICP-based spectrometry) for trace-element speciation (As, Cr, Tl, U, V) and emerging contaminants, and applies multivariate statistics to surveillance and forensic assessments. At ISS he coordinates multidisciplinary teams, supports national/EU regulators, and serves as nominated expert for Italy on PSA verification; he is qualified in ISO 19011 auditing and has co-authored national guidelines (ISTISAN) on WSP implementation. He has led/participated in numerous ISS–utility collaborations and EC TAIEX/Twinning assistance, supervised theses, and taught widely to health authorities and operators. He is author/co-author of 60 journal papers, 21 ISTISAN reports, and 12 guidelines.