Legionella Risk Assessment

Legionella Risk Assessment

Legionella testing and risk assessments are legally required in certain situations. We can help you to stay compliant and ensure the health and safety your building’s occupants.

The Importance of Legionella Risk Assessments

Under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, all managers of buildings are mandated to carry out Legionella Risk Assessments (LRAs).

Legionella risk assessments are vital to ensure the safety of water systems in buildings across the UK. These assessments are crucial for identifying the potential for Legionella bacteria growth, which can cause Legionnaires’ disease, a serious respiratory infection.

By conducting these assessments regularly, property managers can implement control measures to minimise risks, ensuring water systems are safe and compliant with health regulations.

Keep your environment safe and adhere to legal standards with a thorough Legionella risk assessment carried out by our specialists

Speaking with our experts.

How often do I need a Legionella Risk Assessment?
The guidance used to advise that an LRA should be carried out every 2 years, however, they now suggest the risk assessment should be regularly reviewed to ensure it remains up to date.

What does our Legionella Risk Assessment involve?
We provide the highest possible level of Legionnaires’ Disease ACOP L8 (4th Edition) & HSG274 assessment and compliance. 

Our risk assessment includes:

  • Management responsibilities, including the name of the competent person. 
  • A survey and description of your hot and cold-water systems.
  • Competence and training of key personnel.
  • Any identified potential sources of contamination.
  • Monitoring, inspection and maintenance of the system.
  • Records of the monitoring results and inspections and checks carried on the systems.
  • Arrangements to review the risk assessments regularly.