Common use of Legionella Clause in Contracts

Legionella. A landlord has a duty to control the risk of Legionella. As such all landlords require to carry out a risk assessment to identify and assess potential sources of exposure to a risk of legionella, and thereafter, where a risk has been identified to introduce a course of action to prevent or control any identified risk. Whilst the risk assessment can be carried out by the Landlord themselves, that is only the case where they are competent to do so. Alternatively the risk assessment can be done by a suitably qualified third party. If no risk assessment has been prepared, then one can be carried out on the Landlord’s behalf and at their expense (see Clause 10 for Charges that apply).

Legionella. A landlord has a duty to control the risk of Legionella. As such all landlords require to carry out a risk assessment to identify and assess potential sources of exposure to a risk of legionella, and thereafter, where a risk has been identified to introduce a course of action to prevent or control any identified risk. Whilst the risk assessment can be carried out by the Landlord themselves, that is only the case where they are competent to do so. Alternatively the risk assessment can be done by a suitably qualified third party. If no risk assessment has been prepared, then one can be carried out on the Landlord’s behalf and at their expense (see Clause 10 for Charges that apply)expense. Price available on request.

Legionella. A landlord The Landlord has a duty to control the risk of Legionella. As such all landlords require to carry out a risk assessment to identify and assess potential sources of exposure to a risk of legionella, and thereafter, where a risk has been identified to introduce a course of action to prevent or control any identified risk. Whilst the risk assessment can be carried out by the Landlord themselves, that is only the case where they are competent to do so. Alternatively Alternatively, the risk assessment can be done by a suitably qualified third party. If no risk assessment has been prepared, then one can be carried out on the Landlord’s behalf and at their expense (see Clause 10 for Charges that apply).