Who is it for?

This course also educates employers on their legal duties for controlling legionella risk in domestic hot and cold water systems, following regulatory requirements such as the Health and Safety at Work Act, COSHH Regulations and Management of Health and Safety At Work Regulations. 

The qualification is suitable for anyone who is:  

Responsible for maintaining domestic type hot and cold water systems. This includes:  

• Water system technicians and operatives 
• Building and facilities managers 
• Duty holders and other responsible persons 
• Maintenance staff

Responsible for controlling legionella bacteria risks or for controlling health risks in the workplace. This includes:  

• Legionella consultants 
• Occupational hygienists 
• Health and safety practitioners or health and safety managers 

Level

The level of a qualification indicates the relative complexity and depth of knowledge and skills required to attain the qualification.  

This is a level 4 qualification in the BOHS qualifications framework, equivalent to NVQ Level 4 and HNC level.  

How is it delivered?

The P901 course runs typically on one day and includes six hours of teaching. 

Modules / Learning objectives

To provide you with an overview of legionella bacteria risk and how it can be controlled in hot and cold water systems in compliance with regulatory requirements. 

Assessment

You must pass a Written Theory examination within 12 months. 

Support

BOHS provides: 

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