Legionella Risk Assessment, Consultancy, Training & Water Testing
Legionella Control International are world leading Legionella risk assessment, training and water testing experts providing independent and impartial water safety advice. Our services encompass the control, management and prevention of Legionnaires’ disease, Legionella bacteria, Pseudomonas and other waterborne pathogens that can contaminate man-made water systems to cause ill health.
Combining unparalleled hazard analysis and risk management experience, comprehensive capabilities and extensive research in our specialist areas of operation we collaborate with clients to help improve safety management processes and reduce organisational risk to create a safer working environment for all.
A trusted advisor to many of the worlds most respected organisations we are world-leading water safety and pathogen control specialists advising and supporting organisations throughout the United Kingdom and internationally.
World-Class Legionella Expertise
Our specialist advisers bring truly world-class expertise to our consulting services ensuring our clients receive the best possible advice. Our teams include health and safety specialists, leading microbiologists, occupational hygienists, chemical engineers and chemists, water treatment professionals and facilities management specialists… who we are
London, Manchester & Glasgow
From our UK offices in London, Manchester and Glasgow we operate across all regions of the United Kingdom, Europe and internationally, delivering expert water safety advice covering a comprehensive range of Legionella risk assessment, hazard analysis, environmental risk management, training, water testing and other pathogen control issues.
Expert Legionella Risk Assessment Capabilities
As one of the world’s leading water safety and Legionella risk assessment companies our services are delivered through teams of experts. We offer impartial advice across our specialist areas of expertise including the control of Legionnaires’ disease, Legionella assessments, the delivery of Authorising Engineer (water) services, in-field and laboratory water testing, compliance auditing, expert witness and litigation support, City & Guilds accredited Legionella training, water and environmental hygiene services and water system monitoring… what we do
How Important is a Legionella Risk Assessment?
/in Compliance, Guidance, Legionella /by Simon DoonerHow Important is a Legionella Risk Assessment? This article examines how the lack of adequate Legionella risk assessments significantly contributed to the UK’s largest outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease that occurred at Barrow-in-Furness, August 2002. Under UK health and safety law employers, business owners and landlords have a legal duty to carry out a Legionella risk […]
Legionella Risk Assessor Jobs – North West, Midlands, London & South East
/in Legionella, News /by Simon DoonerHow a Water Safety Audit Can Keep Your Business Compliant
/in Compliance, Guidance, Legionella /by Simon DoonerHow a Water Safety Audit Can Keep Your Business Legally Compliant In this review the water safety compliance specialists at Legionella Control International highlight the benefits of a water safety audit and how it can both improve workplace safety and keep businesses compliant with the law. The article explains what a water safety audit is […]
Review of HSG274 Part 1 2024 Update – Legionella in Cooling Systems
/in Compliance, Guidance, Legionella /by Simon DoonerReview of HSG274 Part 1 2024 Update – Legionella in Evaporative Cooling Systems In 2024 the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) updated their technical guidance HSG274 Part 1, which focuses on how to control Legionella in evaporative cooling systems. This update of the guidance, first published in 2014 is relevant to you if you operate […]
Communication and its Role in Preventing Legionnaires’ Outbreaks
/in Compliance, Guidance, Legionella, News /by Simon DoonerCommunication and its Role in Preventing Legionnaires’ Outbreaks This article examines the impact of poor communication between those responsible for the control of Legionella bacteria in the workplace, i.e. the Duty Holder, Responsible Person, key contractors and other important parties. It highlights how a detailed understanding of such failings can be used to modify behaviours […]