Legionella Risk Assessor

Job Title: Legionella Risk Assessor

Location: Bolton, Greater Manchester

Salary/Benefits: £27k - £40k + Training & Benefits

A national player within the Water Hygiene / Legionella industry is seeking an experienced Legionella Risk Assessor to join their team. You will be covering commercial and public sector premises along the M62 corridor and into the North West of England. Applicants must hold the City and Guilds (WMSoc) in Legionella Risk Assessing, and will ideally hold some hands-on engineering experience (i.e. water hygiene and / or plumbing). Our client is a successful outfit, who are able to support enticing further training, in addition to competitive salaries and benefits packages.

• Bolton
• Rochdale
• Oldham
• Manchester
• Stockport
• Leigh
• Wigan
• Chorley
• Warrington
• St Helens
• Ashton-in-Makerfield
• Runcorn
• Frodsham
• Knutsford
• Alrtrincham
• Wilmslow
• Ellesmere Port
• Liverpool
• Birkenhead
• Formby
• Southport
• Crosby
• Chester
• Crewe
• Burnley
• Blackburn
• Blackpool
• Lytham St Annes
• Preston

Experience / Qualifications

• Proven track record working as a Legionella Risk Assessor
• Will have worked within a well-established outfit
• Must be qualified with the City and Guilds (WMSoc) in Legionella Risk Assessing
• Good working knowledge of ACOP L8 and HSG 274 guidelines
• Strong literacy, numeracy and IT skills
• Hardworking attitude

The Role

• Carrying out legionella risk assessments on domestic hot and cold water systems
• Identifying required remedial works and compliance risks
• Producing detailed technical reports and schematic drawings
• Ad-­hoc water sampling and temperature monitoring
• Showerhead descales
• TMV servicing
• Providing updates and technical advice directly to clients
• Working to agreed deadlines
• Travelling as per client needs

Alternative job titles: Legionella Consultant, Water Hygiene Risk Assessor, Water Hygiene Consultant, Environmental Consultant.

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