A key part of ACoP L8 - The control of legionella bacteria in water systems, is that following a Legionella risk assessment you should prepare a written monitoring plan to control the identified risks of Legionella.
This plan should identify the chosen control measure and how this will be achieved, be implemented, regularly managed and monitored. A detailed record of all precautions should then be kept in a dedicated site logbook.
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Below are a number of Legionella-related questions that we often get asked by our clients. Simply click on the question to find the answer written by our in house legionella experts.
- What is Legionnaires' Disease?
- How do I book a Legionella Risk Assessment?
- Do all places of work require a Legionella Risk Assessment?
- Do I need a Legionella Risk Assessment for a domestic property?
- How much does a Legionella Risk Assessment cost?
- What do I need to do after the Legionella Risk Assessment?
- What site monitoring will I need to do?
- Can we do the assessment or monitoring in-house?
- How often should I carry out a Legionella Risk Assessment?
- Is the Landlord or the tenant responsible for managing Legionella?
- What are the regulations that govern Legionella control?
- Who is Most at Risk from Legionnaires' Disease?
- What happens when an outbreak of Legionnaires Disease occurs?
- Can I incorporate a water risk assessment into a standard risk assessment?