All premises in Norwich where cooling towers and evaporative condensers are situated must be registered with the council. The law that covers this is Notification of Cooling Towers and Evaporative Condensers Regulations (1992).
You must notify us in writing, on the approved form below, of any equipment on the premises and when there are any changes, including when a plant becomes redundant and is decommissioned or dismantled. Notification is free.
Register a cooling tower or evaporative condenser
On receipt of your notification we will inspect the premises if necessary and details will be added to our cooling and evaporative condensers register.
We will inform the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) concerning equipment on the premises where they have enforcement responsibility.
Register on the gov.uk website
Purpose of notification
This is to ensure that the relevant enforcing authority can be satisfied that suitable control measures are in place to protect employees and the general public from the risk of infection by organisms such as legionella.
Tell us of any changes
If you are registered but need to make changes to the cooling tower or evaporative condenser you must tell us immediately. The register will be amended accordingly.
Apply to change a notification
If you have removed it please email HSadvice@norwich.gov.uk or call us on 0344 980 3333.
Cooling and Evaporative Condensers Register
We keep an up-to-date register of all cooling towers and evaporative condensers in Norwich.
Cooling tower | Number of towers | Enforcing authority |
---|---|---|
Laurence Scott & Electromotors Ltd, P.O Box 25, Hardy Road, Norwich, NR1 1JD |
1 | Health and Safety Executive |
Marsh UK Ltd. Victoria House, Queens Road, Norwich, NR1 3QQ |
2 | Norwich City Council |
TSO St. Crispins, Duke Street, Norwich NR3 1PD |
1 | Norwich City Council |
Castle Quarter Norwich Castle Mall Timber Hill/Golden Ball Street, Norwich NR1 3DD |
3 | Norwich City Council |
Briar Chemicals Ltd Sweet Briar Road Norwich NR6 5AP |
3 | Health and Safety Executive |
Last reviewed June 2021
More information about cooling towers is found on the Health and Safety Executive's website.