WATER SAFETY:
Technical Training
Role of the Competent Person

This course deals with the practical aspects of controlling the risk. 

Our Competent Person training for Legionella, provides information on the potential risks posed by Legionnaires’ disease and the practical measures for controlling and minimising such risks.

Topics covered on the course can include:

• Background to Legionella and ecology
• Law & guidance
• Written Schemes / Water Safety Plan
• Protection of maintenance personnel and others
• Tank cleaning procedures
• Cold water storage operation, monitoring & maintenance
• Cold water services with temperatures greater than 20°C
• Hot water storage operation, monitoring & maintenance
• Hot water services with temperatures less than 45°C
• Calorifier flushing
• Calorifier maintenance
• Destratification checks
• Cleaning water systems within buildings
• Showers
• Safe purging of stagnant water
• Maintenance checks for other water systems
• Sampling and monitoring
• Water temperature checks
• General microbiological/Legionella sampling of water

• Duration: Full Day;
• Cost: On request;
• Delivery Method: Face to Face or Microsoft Teams;
• Group Size: Minimum of 8 / Maximum of 16 Delegates/day;
• Certificate: A Certificate of attendance will be issued on completion of the course.
  
  

Equality of Access
At the Water Hygiene Centre, we are committed to making our training courses accessible to all delegates. If you require any additional support,  such as specialist training materials or tailored assistance, please let us know so we can ensure full participation. For any questions or to request assistance, contact our team at 01993 840400 or help@waterhygienecentre.com, and we’ll be happy to help.

Do you want to learn more about Legionella training? Read our full "Legionella training courses guide" >