On the 1st of April Envirocare will be rebranded as Cura Terrae.

Legionella Risk Assessments

Key benefits of Legionella Risk Assessments

  • Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Comply with regulations (such as ACOP L8 and HSE guidelines) related to legionella control, minimising legal risks.
  • Prevention of Illness: Protect employees, customers, and visitors from Legionnaires’ disease by identifying and controlling potential sources of Legionella bacteria growth.
  • Cost-Effective Maintenance: Early identification of high-risk systems (cooling towers, hot and cold water systems, etc.) allows for planned, proactive maintenance rather than costly emergency shutdowns.

What are Legionella Risk Assessments?

Legionella Risk Assessments are a systematic method of identifying and evaluating risks posed by the presence of Legionella bacteria in water systems. These assessments involve examining water distribution systems, cooling towers, hot tubs, or any other water-containing infrastructure to determine the likelihood of bacterial growth. Based on these findings, an action plan is developed to mitigate or eliminate risks.

What to Expect

Envirocare specialists will review your site’s water systems, including schematics, operational procedures, and any previous assessments or maintenance records. A thorough inspection of relevant water systems (e.g., cooling towers, domestic hot/cold water systems, storage tanks) is conducted to spot conditions that may support Legionella growth. Water samples may be taken to test for Legionella bacteria. Laboratories accredited for Legionella testing will provide accurate and reliable results.

Envirocare delivers a clear, detailed risk assessment report outlining critical findings, risk levels, and a prioritised action plan, recommending practical control measures (temperature controls, disinfection protocols, routine flushing) and set up a monitoring schedule to ensure long-term compliance.

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