Legionella Risk Assessment Training

Legionella Risk Assessment training is an ABBE Level 2 Award in Awareness of Legionella. It offers applicants an introduction to the Health & Safety legislation concerning legionella and how this relates to domestic property assessments.

Theoretical & Practical Skills

Understand key areas of Health & Safety Legislation

Safety

Learn how to conduct a Legionella Risk Assessment safely

Course Level

Our LRA course is an ABBE level 2 Award qualification

Why take Legionella training with Stroma?

Legionella Risk Assessment training is a vital course for any professional working in the property assessment or private rental sector. Energy Assessors have the opportunity to offer additional services beyond core energy assessment activity, so you can differentiate your business from your competitors. By completing the course, you will achieve an ABBE Level 2 Award in Awareness of Legionella.

Stroma Certification's Legionella trainers provide both theoretical and practical legionella guidance to assist property professionals in carrying out their work safely.

Explaining Legionella Legislation

Legionnaires' disease is a serious strain of the pneumonia virus caused by inhaling legionella-contaminated water droplets. Legionella can be present in man-made hot and cold-water systems, including those found in domestic properties.

There are numerous pieces of UK legislation (including the Health & Safety at Work Act, The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations and the L8 Approved Code of Practice), which govern the control of legionella risks.

There is a requirement for property owners (e.g. landlords, property agents) to assess and control legionella risk within domestic premises. Reducing the risk of exposure involves an assessment of the property's water system by a qualified Legionella Risk Assessor.

Training Costs

1-day ABBE Level 2 Award in Awareness of Legionella Online

£175

£25 Registration fee (ABBE)

All quoted prices exclude VAT. Registration fee is payable to ABBE. All Energy Assessor courses are subject to a minimum age entry requirement. All learners must be 18 on the day that they qualify. Learners should also be confident using a personal computer to perform tasks using energy assessment software products and Microsoft Office applications.


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