Legionella Risk Assessment For Hotels And Restaurants

As the practice manager responsible for maintaining the Care Quality Commission’s safety requirement for your staffs and patients. Protecting patients and staffs from infection of any kind is a priority to all medical establishment.

And one way of securing a quality health care at a Dental Practice is the prevention of preventable diseases such as legionella. Legionella contamination at your Dentistry is something no one would wish for however, by having an intermittent water sample test and legionella assessment you can be rest assured of a legionella free Dental Practice.

Our assessors are specialist in carrying out comprehensive Legionella assessment tailored to Dental Practices and other medical facilities where water borne diseases are a risk factor.

We help businesses achieve regulatory compliance and ensure the health, safety and wellbeing or your patients and staffs amidst the risk factors elaborated below.

Water stagnation: Legionella grows in water stagnation due to dead ends More so, shut down dental water line overnight and on weekends may play a corroborative part to growth.

Growth conditions: Plastic tubing often used in dentistry water lines are likel to exacerbate legionella growth

Environmental conditions: Warm temperature often maintained at dental practice may exacerbate legionella growth which thrive in temperature of 20°C – 45°C.

Why Choose Us

Personal and friendly service

We keep it personal, by building lasting relationships as we are here to serve to enable you get compliant with the regulatory bodies and the law, we’ll provide you with report of any risk factor observed for you to act on later.

Quality and servic

With specialised expertise, we provide the highest quality of assessment. Our assessment covers all aspect of your water system including a laboratory test of samples taken.

Timely Assessmen

Our assessments a scheduled to your chosen time and space. This means that there won’t be any business disruption or service interruptions that may affect your staff and patients