Legionella Risk Assessments
Ensure your building is compliant with ACoP L8 and HSG274.
If you are responsible for a property, you have a legal duty to control Legionella risk. Failure to comply can result in enforcement action, fines, or prosecution.
What is a Legionella Risk Assessment?
A Legionella Risk Assessment is a legal requirement for duty holders responsible for water systems in commercial and residential properties. It identifies potential risks of Legionella bacteria growth and outlines the control measures required to remain compliant with HSE ACoP L8 and HSG274 guidance.
All assessments are carried out in line with current UK legislation and industry guidance.
Who Needs a Legionella Risk Assessment?
If you are responsible for any of the following, you are legally required to assess and manage Legionella risk:
- Landlords and letting agents
- Facilities managers
- Commercial property owners
- Healthcare providers
- Schools and education settings
- Hospitality and leisure venues
What’s Included in Your Legionella Risk Assessments?
Our assessments are designed to give you complete clarity on your compliance position.
- Full inspection of water systems
- Identification of Legionella risk areas
- Photographic evidence
- Risk rating and prioritised actions
- Clear, audit-ready report
- Practical compliance recommendations
Our Simple Compliance Process
A structured approach to managing Legionella risk and maintaining compliance year-round.
Assess
We carry out a full on-site assessment of your water systems.
Identify
We highlight risks and provide clear, prioritised actions.
Manage
We support ongoing compliance through monitoring and guidance.
Why Choose Us?
ACoP L8 & HSG274 Compliance
Fully aligned with current legislation.
Clear, Audit-Ready Reports
Structured reports with prioritised actions.
Nationwide Coverage
Supporting organisations across the UK.
Fast Turnaround
Delivered quickly to keep you compliant.
Is a Legionella Risk Assessment a legal requirement?
Yes. Under HSE ACoP L8, duty holders are legally required to assess and manage the risk of Legionella in water systems.
How often is it required?
Typically every 2 years or when there are changes to the system.
How long does it take?
Most assessments take a few hours depending on site size and complexity.
What happens after the assessment?
You’ll receive a clear report with prioritised actions and recommendations.
What happens if I don’t have a Legionella Risk Assessment?
You may be in breach of your legal duties under ACoP L8, which can result in enforcement action, fines, or prosecution.
How quickly can an assessment be arranged?
We can typically arrange assessments within a few days depending on location and availability.
Do you provide nationwide coverage?
Yes, we support organisations across the UK.
Still have additional questions?
Speak to our team today and get a clear understanding of your Legionella compliance requirements.