Legionella risk assessments and water hygiene services throughout the UK
Legionella guidance
What the law expects of employers and anyone in control of a premises, and how to meet it.
As an employer or a person in control of a premises, you are legally responsible for health and safety and need to take the right precautions to reduce the risks of exposure to legionella. This includes making sure that you have carried out a sufficient Legionella Risk Assessment, implement all the continuous necessary control measures required for your water system (continuous monitoring and maintenance), act upon the actions/recommendations detailed in a legionella risk assessment (which may require remedial works), carry out water sampling (where necessary). All monitoring and control actions should be recorded within a site log book, the responsible people should undertake a form of training in the control of legionella bacteria.
You must understand how to:
How we can help
A complete survey of your premises by a qualified assessor, then a bespoke report that shows your level of risk and exactly what to do about it.
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Routine monitoring that keeps your water system compliant with ACoP L8 and HSG274, from monthly site visits to annual audits.
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Skilled engineers to put right the faults and risks found in your water system or raised by your risk assessment.
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Water samples tested in UKAS accredited laboratories, taken by our engineers on site or with a DIY postal kit.
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Cleaning and disinfection of tanks, cylinders and whole water systems, carried out in line with ACoP L8 and BS 8558:2015.
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