Term Archives

  1. Brief Description of CDM Awareness

    This awareness training goes over the fundamental principles behind the legislation, as well as the numerous roles and responsibilities that must be filled for a building project, as well as the essential paperwork that must be generated.
  2. Brief Description of Behavioural Safety

    This comprehensive course covers behavioral safety ideas and techniques, stressing the importance of individual actions in workplace safety. Participants will understand how human behavior affects safety and identify and address at-risk behaviors.
  3. Module 6: Cooling System Awareness

    Legionnaire's disease is often linked to evaporative cooling systems. They're often linked to major outbreaks like 2002's Barrow in Furness and 2003's Hereford.
  4. Module 5: Water System Monitoring

    The practical testing needed to maintain a safe water supply will be examined next. Risk assessments should locate Calera fires, cold water storage tanks, and Sentinel taps.
  5. Module 4: Risk Management

    This module discusses legionella bacteria prevention and recordkeeping. A C o P L 8 identifies critical features of an effective legionella management program. Competent people do risk assessments initially.
  6. Module 3: Legislation

    This module discusses workplace Legionella Control laws. It defines roles and examines what happens to companies and individuals that fail to manage properly.
  7. Module 2: Risk Areas

    This module locates Legionella bacteria-prone water system regions. We know Legionella enters the lungs via water aerosol. Due to Legionella-friendly conditions, certain water system components are risky.
  8. Module 1: What is Legionella?

    Module one covers legionella bacteria, legionnaire's disease, how it's spread, and who's at risk. Legionella are waterborne bacteria that exist in natural and anthropogenic water systems.
  9. Brief Description of Basic Legionella Management

    This course explains the background of Legionella, the potential risks associated with water systems, and how these can be prevented or controlled.
  10. Module 5: What to do in Cases of Fire?

    If you find a fire, leave the room and close the door after making sure everyone is out. This slows fire and smoke spread. Operate the call point to alarm. This alerts everyone in the building about a fire.