There are various factors that go into the completion of a proper Legionella Risk Assessment. Legionella Risk Assessments (also referred to as Legionella Water Management Programs or Legionella Water Management Plans) identify hazardous conditions and include taking steps to minimize the growth and spread of Legionella in building water systems. Having a Legionella Risk Assessment is now an industry standard for large buildings in the United States. Your assessment may also fall under mandates at your local or state level. It is always pertinent to research these in specifics.
The first step in a CDC Legionella Risk Assessment is to establish a water management program team. Your program team should have the proper skills to develop and implement your assessment. In some cases, you may need to train your in-house personnel or hire professionals with specific environmental and Legionella experience. An expert in this field is is someone who has obtained ASSE 12080 Water Safety and Management Specialist certification. Decide who among your employees, partners and outside experts can provide these skills so you can develop the most effective assessment possible.
IWC’s talented team of professionals offer cost-effective, facility specific Legionella Risk Assessments that mitigate risk. The stakes are high in terms of compliance and regulations surrounding the latest laws and mandates for water management plans. Staying current with national guidelines as well as local requirements can add to the complexity. We specialize in these areas and our highly skilled team of professionals will work with you through every step of the process. IWC provides the easiest solution for these mandates and regulations. We are fully equipped and ready with an armory of assets to develop a compliant and defensible plan for your facility.
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