An established and highly respected independent consultancy specialising in water quality and safety management is seeking a confident and technically capable Legionella Water Risk Assessor to join their team.
Operating for over 30 years, the business is UKAS-accredited for Legionella Risk Assessments and is recognised across the UK and internationally for delivering independent, science-led advice. The consultancy is built around a team of scientists and technical specialists, providing unbiased guidance on managing waterborne infection risks.
The organisation prides itself on its commercial independence, ensuring clients receive clear, compliant, and evidence-based recommendations without conflict of interest. Their work is particularly focused within high-risk environments, including healthcare.
The Opportunity
- This role offers the chance to work within a specialist consultancy delivering high-quality risk assessments, reporting, and advisory services. The successful candidate will support clients in managing risks associated with Legionella, Pseudomonas, and other waterborne pathogens.
- You will collaborate closely with senior consultants and technical experts, contributing to complex projects across healthcare and public sector portfolios.
- What you will do
- Within the first 6 months:
- Conduct detailed risk assessment surveys for Legionella, Pseudomonas, and other waterborne pathogens
- Following training and development, responsibilities will expand to include:
- Developing Water Safety Plans, policies, and procedural documentation
- Designing and implementing pre-planned maintenance programmes
- Providing independent technical guidance on water treatment regimes
- Supporting design verification, installation compliance, and handover processes for new builds and refurbishments
- Managing complex and bespoke projects with a high level of accuracy and client focus
What you will bring
Essential:
- Experience working as a Water Risk Assessor
- Relevant qualifications in water hygiene, microbiology, environmental science, or a related field
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce clear and accurate technical reports
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
- Full UK driving licence
- Ability to pass an enhanced DBS check
Desirable:
- Degree in a relevant scientific or environmental discipline
- Experience working within healthcare environments
- Strong project management skills and familiarity with compliance frameworks
Package:
- Basic salary £32K - £37K
- Company Car / Car Allowance
- Pension