Basic Legionella Management
Online training for employers and staff who need to understand the risks posed by legionella and the importance of effective management.
Legionella Training & Water Treatment Courses
Legionella training and water treatment courses help employers, duty holders, responsible persons, facilities managers and maintenance teams understand how to identify, manage and control legionella risks in workplace water systems.
Courses cover legionella awareness, legal duties, risk assessment, control measures, hot and cold water systems, responsible person duties and water treatment principles.
Legionella Management for Duty Holders
Training for duty holders covering legionella bacteria, exposure risks, legislation, risk assessments and suitable control measures.
Legionella Risk Management for Responsible Person
Responsible person training covering legionella risk control, legal duties, codes of practice and the business impact of an outbreak.
Legionella & Legionnaires Disease Awareness
Certified legionella awareness training for learners who need to understand Legionnaires’ disease, risk factors and prevention.
Legionella Awareness Plus
Advanced legionella awareness training for duty holders, building managers and health and safety professionals.
BOHS P901 Hot & Cold Water Services
Training covering legionella risk and control in building hot and cold water systems for responsible persons and water system professionals.
Steam Boiler Water Treatment BG04 Awareness
Water treatment training covering steam systems, HSE guidance, best practice and the consequences of poor water treatment control.
Legionella, Water Hygiene & Workplace Safety Guidance Topics
Explore related health and safety guidance topics covering risk assessment, workplace responsibilities, hazardous substances, facilities safety and water hygiene management.
Risk Assessment
Risk assessments help employers identify workplace hazards, assess potential harm and apply suitable control measures.
Hazardous Substances
COSHH guidance supports safe management of substances that may present health risks, including biological and chemical hazards.
Workplace Safety
Workplace safety guidance helps organisations improve control systems, supervision, training and health protection.
Legal Responsibilities
Employers and responsible persons have legal duties to manage workplace risks and protect people from harm.
Building Safety
Building safety depends on effective management systems, competent duty holders and suitable control arrangements.
Safety Culture
A strong safety culture encourages reporting, accountability and proactive management of workplace health risks.
Why Legionella Training Matters
Support Legal Compliance
Training helps duty holders and responsible persons understand their duties under relevant health and safety requirements and guidance.
Control Water System Risks
Learners gain awareness of how legionella bacteria can develop and how effective monitoring and control measures reduce risk.
Protect Building Occupants
Effective legionella management helps protect employees, contractors, visitors, tenants and members of the public.
Improve Management Systems
Training supports clearer responsibility, better record keeping, suitable risk assessments and improved water hygiene controls.
Legionella training and water treatment courses help organisations manage water hygiene risks, support compliance and protect people from exposure to harmful bacteria.
Learn More About Legionella & Water Treatment Training
Legionella and water treatment training helps organisations understand how to manage water hygiene risks, control legionella bacteria and maintain safer water systems within workplaces and buildings.
Courses support employers, duty holders, facilities managers, maintenance teams and responsible persons who need to understand legal responsibilities, water system risks and suitable control measures.
Legionella Awareness
Learn how legionella bacteria develop, how people are exposed and the health risks associated with Legionnaires’ disease.
Legal Responsibilities
Understand legal duties, HSE guidance, ACOP L8 requirements and the responsibilities of duty holders and employers.
Risk Assessment
Develop awareness of how legionella risk assessments help identify hazards and improve water system safety controls.
What Does Legionella & Water Treatment Training Cover?
Training courses typically cover legionella control measures, water treatment principles, monitoring systems, sampling, testing, disinfection methods, maintenance procedures and record keeping.
Water Treatment Principles
Learn about water treatment methods used to reduce bacterial growth, improve water hygiene and maintain safer systems.
Control Measures
Understand monitoring, maintenance, cleaning and disinfection procedures used to control legionella risks effectively.
Sampling & Testing
Gain awareness of water sampling procedures, laboratory testing and how to respond to investigation findings.
Who Should Attend Legionella Training?
Legionella and water treatment courses are suitable for facilities managers, maintenance staff, health and safety professionals, landlords, property managers, duty holders, responsible persons, water treatment specialists and organisations responsible for managing water systems.
Facilities & Maintenance Teams
Suitable for those responsible for maintaining hot and cold water systems within commercial or residential properties.
Health & Safety Professionals
Helps safety professionals improve knowledge of biological hazards, water hygiene and compliance responsibilities.
Landlords & Duty Holders
Supports landlords and responsible persons who need to understand legal obligations and occupant safety responsibilities.
Flexible Training Formats Available
Legionella and water treatment training is available through classroom courses, instructor-led virtual training and flexible online e-learning formats to suit different workplace and learner requirements.
Legionella training helps organisations strengthen water hygiene management, improve compliance, reduce risk and protect building occupants from harmful exposure to legionella bacteria.