Management - Roles & Responsibilities for Education Training

This course deals with the legal and management aspects of Legionellosis risk. 

Keeping everyone in your academy or independent school safe from harm is a key priority. The HSE's Approved Code of Practice (L8) applies to the control of Legionella bacteria in any undertaking involving a work activity and to premises controlled in connection with a trade, business or where water is used or stored e.g hot and cold water systems, pools, showers. It is inevitable that your property stock will include buildings where the risk of Legionella bacteria needs to be controlled.

This Legionella management training has been specifically tailored for academies and independent schools based on our long-standing relationship and experience of understanding training needs for local authorities and universities. Governors / Head Teachers of schools converting to academy status or independent schools, often do not realise that they automatically assume the role of Dutyholder. It is the duty of the academy's designated Responsible Person to ensure the requirements of both legislation and the approved code of practice (L8) are met. This water hygiene training will enable you to understand these duties and responsibilities.

Topics covered on the course will include:

• Background to Legionella and Legionnaires’ disease, including the life cycle of Legionella bacteria
• Understanding law, regulations and guidance, including COSHH, RIDDOR and the HSE's ACoP (L8)
• Case studies, outbreaks and prosecutions
• Who is the Responsible Person and what are their duties?
• How to set up a management system for your Academy or Independent School
• Record keeping and review
• What should your site log book contain?
• Monitoring tasks

• Duration: Half Day
• Cost: On request;
• Delivery Method: Trainer presentations, group activities and delegate manuals;
• Group Size: Maximum of 20 Delegates;
• Certificate: A Certificate of attendance will be issued on completion of the course
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