White Papers

23rd October 2026

Throughout the years, water hygiene management has been centred around compliance. Organisations have focused on demonstrating that inspections were completed, temperatures were recorded, assets were maintained, and microbiological sampling was undertaken in accordance with applicable guidance and internal procedures.

1st October 2026

24th September 2026

31st August 2026

Legionella bacteria present a significant health risk in water systems and can lead to Legionnaires’ disease, a potentially fatal form of pneumonia. Organisations responsible for buildings and water systems have legal and moral obligations to manage these risks effectively.

21st August 2026

Health and safety training is a fundamental part of creating a safe and supportive learning environment, but simply ‘delivering training’ may not be enough.

24th July 2026

Managing water safety effectively is an essential responsibility for organisations of all sizes. Whether overseeing a single building or a large and complex estate, ensuring compliance with Legionella management and maintenance requirements requires accurate records, clear oversight, and confidence that critical tasks are being completed when and where they should be.

14th July 2026

Managing our buildings in extremes is complex, be that occupation, as we saw during COVID, usage, or external conditions, heat, cold etc., for example. Hot weather is challenging enough for us, but our premises and estates feel the effects too.

26th June 2026

Enabled through Regulation 3 of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (1999) and Regulation 6 of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations (2002) risk assessment has been a long-standing and key component of Legionella management.