Legionella Training

It is a provision of Health and Safety regulations in the UK and Ireland, that employees should be provided with enough training to ensure they can undertake the roles which they are asked to perform. Legionella is a real risk in all workspaces, but within the Leisure industry, this is increased due to the nature of the buildings we work in and the users who enter them

Brio have developed a range of training programmes to ensure we meet our training needs.

Legionella Awareness Training: Suitable for any person who works in or around Hot and Cold-Water Systems, Leisure Centres or other potential legionella risk

Topics covered within the legionella awareness training includes:
• Legionella Facts and Figures
• Symptoms and Management
• Legal requirements
• Special Features: Including Spa Pools

Legionella for Responsible Persons: Suitable for persons responsible for the day to day management of legionella within their premises, and will include weekly, monthly, biannual and annual maintenance requirements.

• Legionella Facts and Figures
• Symptoms and Management
• Legal requirements
• Hot and Cold-Water Systems
• Maintenance requirements
• Special Features: Including Spa Pools

Course Assessments

Both Live training and eLearning courses are assessed via ongoing assessment through the programs, and through end of course Assessment Exams, these are multiple choice assessment papers, which will measure your knowledge of the subject matter learned in the training. The pass mark of the written assessment is 70%.

Course information: 

  • All training is available, in either a classroom LIVE Training setting, or via eLearning.
  • Live Training class sizes are limited to ensure all students receive the required attention by the tutor
  • Live training classes are delivered using PowerPoint Presentations, Video, Handouts and class interaction.

For further details or to book directly please go to www.briogroup.co.uk or contact info@briogroup.co.uk

Brio Group Ltd to continue to deliver our services in line with guidance from the Legionella Control Association