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Legionellosis is a group of diseases that includes legionnaires’ disease. The potentially fatal infection has symptoms similar to flu and pneumonia. Legionella pneumophila, the bacteria responsible for legionnaires’ disease, exist naturally in external watercourses, and can easily transfer to water used in buildings through air-conditioning and recirculated hot and cold water systems. In certain conditions, bacteria can multiply to critical levels in stored water.

Modern slavery, which encompasses forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking, is a heinous crime still taking place in the UK. Perpetrators exploit their victims, using them as a commodity for economic gain. It is often hidden in plain sight, taking place in workplaces such as car washes, construction sites, fields and factories across the country.

Air quality is a term used to describe how polluted the air people breath is. When air quality is poor, pollutants in the air may be hazardous to people, particularly those with lung or heart conditions.

Energy management enables organisations to improve energy performance, cut costs, reduce environmental impact and enhance reputations. It is good practice to follow the principles of the Energy Hierarchy.