Legionella risk assessment software

A legionella risk assessment evaluates the risk of legionella bacteria in a building's water systems, as expected under the Approved Code of Practice L8 and the technical guidance HSG274. It is a recurring duty for landlords, employers and building managers, typically reviewed every two years or when the system changes.

The output is a structured, repeatable report: the water assets, the risks, the control measures and the actions — the kind of fixed-format compliance document FieldAIQ is designed to assemble from on-site capture.

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What the assessment covers

The assessor records the water system and its assets — tanks, calorifiers, outlets, dead legs — the temperatures and conditions that raise or lower risk, the control scheme in place, and the remedial actions with priorities.

What FieldAIQ will do

Capture the asset register and readings on site, evidence conditions with photos, and draft a structured, L8-aligned report with the risk rating and the action plan — with recurring review scheduling built in.

Frequently asked questions

What standard does a legionella risk assessment follow?

Assessments are carried out with regard to the HSE's Approved Code of Practice L8 and the technical guidance in HSG274. This is general information, not compliance advice.

How often should it be reviewed?

Typically at least every two years, or sooner if the water system, its use or the people at risk change. FieldAIQ is built around that recurring cycle.

When will it be available?

In active development. Register your interest and we will tell you the moment it is ready.

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