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03Training

Training that changes what happens on site on Monday.

Water management training written for the people who actually open the plant room door. Practical, role-specific and based on the systems in front of them — not a generic slide deck.

Delivery
On your site or your offices
Format
Half day and full day
Records
Certificates for your file
Small group of engineers reviewing plant room drawings during a training session
Fig. 03 — Responsible person session, site delivery

Course index

Four courses, tailored to your systems.

Where we already work on your site, we build the session around your own asset register, your own schemes and the faults we actually find — which is what makes it stick.

  1. T1

    Legionella awareness

    Length
    Half day
    Written for
    Facilities, maintenance and site teams

    Outline

    • How legionella grows and how people are exposed
    • Where risk sits in a typical building water system
    • Why temperature, flushing and cleanliness matter
    • Recognising a problem and escalating it properly
  2. T2

    Responsible person — water systems

    Length
    One day
    Written for
    Named responsible and deputy responsible persons

    Outline

    • Duties under ACoP L8 and HSG274 in practice
    • Reading and acting on a risk assessment
    • Running the written scheme of control
    • Record keeping that survives an inspection
  3. T3

    Cooling tower operator

    Length
    Half day
    Written for
    Plant operators and engineering teams

    Outline

    • Tower components, drift and aerosol risk
    • Treatment programme basics and dosing control
    • Routine checks, dip slides and log sheets
    • Shutdown, restart and cleaning requirements
  4. T4

    Closed systems and heat networks

    Length
    Half day
    Written for
    Engineering and energy centre staff

    Outline

    • Corrosion and microbiological failure modes
    • Sampling points and representative sampling
    • Interpreting inhibitor and iron results
    • When to clean, dose or investigate further

How it runs

On your site, around your shift pattern.

Most sessions are delivered in a meeting room on site, with a walk round the plant to tie the theory to real assets. Groups are kept small enough that people ask the awkward questions.

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Group size
Typically up to 12 delegates per session, so the plant walk round works and everyone can see what is being pointed at.
Materials
Handouts, a copy of the slides and a short reference sheet that can live on the plant room wall.
Assessment
A short knowledge check at the end, with certificates issued for your training records.
Refreshers
Awareness training is usually refreshed every two years, or sooner after a change of system or personnel.
Toolbox talks
Shorter sessions for maintenance teams can be delivered during a routine service visit.

Next step

Book training for your team.

Tell us the roles, the number of people and the systems on site. We'll propose the right course, a date and a price per session.

Request a site survey0118 973 7616