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Water Hygiene

The first step in any risk management process is production of a professional risk assessment, Watertite offer the following services:

  1. Legionella Risk Assessment
  2. Legionella Management
  3. Tank Cleaning
  4. Auditing & General Consultancy
  5. Remedial Plumbing
  6. Water Treatment

Legionella Risk Assessment

Watertite will carry out a detailed assessment of your premises working closely with you whilst on site to ensure all systems are covered and that any control measures in place comply with the regulations and are effective.

Our aim when carrying out a Legionella Risk Assessment is to ensure you understand your systems and the risks posed to staff. Upon completion a review meeting will be carried out to discuss in detail both the findings of the assessment and the best course of action required to move forward and become a safe and legal business.

The first step in any risk management process is production of a professional risk assessment. Legionella management is no different and as required by the HSE’s Approved Code of Practice (ACOP L8), since the removal of the 300 litre limit, a written down risk assessment is now required for all commercial buildings with a water supply employing 5 or more people.

As set out in the guidance, the person on who the statutory duty falls is required to have 'access to competent help in assessing the risks'. This involves the engagement of an external water consultant to produce a risk assessment. The risk should;

  1. Identify and evaluate all potential sources of risk
  2. A means by which exposure to bacteria can be prevented (where possible)
  3. Where prevention is not possible, a means by which the exposure can be controlled.

What does the risk assessment process involve?

A Legionella Risk Assessment involves a trained engineer visiting a premises and making an objective assessment of the water system’s potential to be colonised by Legionella bacteria and the various factors favorable for their continued growth.

In completion of a risk assessment all areas of the water system are inspected including loft spaces and void areas however there is no disruption to the water supply and this can usually be completed during usual hours.

What we do

  1. Legionella Risk Assessment
  2. Legionella Management
  3. High Access
  4. Tank Cleaning
  5. Supplier Information
  6. Water Treatment
  7. Commissioning of New Water Systems
  8. Treatment of Closed Systems
  9. Remedial Plumbing
  10. Auditing & General Consultancy
  11. Remote Temperature Monitoring

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