by Alex Wheal | Jun 16, 2025 | News, What harm does it do to us?
Chapter 7 What happens if you get a positive Legionella result? Getting a positive legionella result is quite common so it is important that there is a plan to deal with these circumstances. This plan should be set out in the “Written Scheme of Control”. A Legionella...
by Alex Wheal | Jun 10, 2025 | News, What harm does it do to us?
Chapter 5: What is a Laboratory Submission Sheet? So far, so good … Sterile Bottles received. Sample locations identified. Sample bottle filled; caps screwed on tight. The project is almost complete, you just need to get the bottles to the laboratory! Luckily,...
by News | Apr 14, 2025 | News
It’s so easy! The first step to the Legionella water sample testing process is to fill the bottle to the top and ensure the lid is screwed on tight. (The water sample should be collected immediately the tap is turned on without letting any water run to waste) Normally...
by News | Apr 10, 2025 | News
In an ideal world this would be such an easy question to answer, why? Every property in the UK should have a legionella sample testing and risk assessment on its water services. This report highlights the risks and puts forward recommendations to control them. A...
by News | Apr 9, 2025 | News
The Traditional Method When it comes to different types of Legionella testing, this long-established method of culturing the bacteria remains the ‘gold standard’ of analysis. Since it detects all species of the legionella family, additional tests can determine whether...
by News | Apr 7, 2025 | News
Water systems can harbour hidden dangers, and Legionella bacteria are amongst the most serious. Left unchecked, they pose a significant health risk, particularly in workplaces, healthcare settings, and public buildings. But what is Legionella testing, and why is it...
