How many water points are in your building?

6?200?1000?

Legionella only needs one.

Tap any one of them

Every square is a water point. None of them has a record.

There are only four states

Unknown Up to date Action due Action required

Every water point you have is in one of these four right now. The only question is whether anyone can see which.

Grey is not a pass.

Grey is the absence of a record. Most buildings are almost entirely grey and the person responsible has no way of knowing it — because the file says the assessment was done, and it was. In 2019.

“We flush the taps.”

Good. Most people do, and it is worth doing. Here is what it reaches.

One point turns green when somebody stands in front of it, takes a reading, and puts their name and the date on that point. Nothing else turns it green.

Not a policy. Not a folder. Not a visit two years ago.

Who this is for

You don’t have a water safety team.

ChurchesVillage hallsSmall hotels Care homesSchoolsPubs OfficesCommunity buildings

The person responsible for water safety usually has three other jobs and took this one on last month. That is who this is built for — not a consultant, and not an enterprise compliance department.

What you actually do

Find your buildingPostcode, then tap your roof on the map.
Count every water pointRoom by room — including the ones nobody uses.
Check them, and keep checkingA reading, a date, a name. The colour follows.

Then you can see your building.

Eight weeks in. Green is checked and in date. Amber is due. Red needs someone today. Grey is what you still can’t speak for.

£495 a year £41.25 a month, + VAT

One site — every building on it
Every water point, however many that turns out to be
Everyone who works there, at no extra cost
The record stays yours, and exports whole

Start with your building

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