Cooling tower notification
The Cooling Towers and Evaporative Condensers Regulations 1992 requires that all premises containing a wet cooling tower, evaporative condenser or both must notify their local authority on an approved form. This does not include small air-conditioning units.
The main purpose of this notification process is to identify potential sources of risk and allow enforcing authorities to monitor and inspect them more easily.
Cooling towers & evaporative condensers Notification form [50.7KB] PDF (51kb)
Cooling towers and evaporative condensers register
Cooling towers and evaporative condensers register
Enforcement Authority Company No. of CT/EC HSE Apetito Ltd
6 cooling towers HSE Avon Technical Products
1 cooling tower HSE Dalehead Foods
2 cooling towers HSE Deceuninck Ltd
2 evaporative condensers
HSE DTR VMS ltd
3 evaporative condensers HSE Fairfield Piggeries
BA15 2RQ
2 cooling towers HSE Giles Foods Ltd
1 cooling tower HSE Ian Berg Plastics Ltd
2 cooling towers HSE Janspeed Engineering
1 cooling tower HSE Lyons Seafoods Ltd
1 evaporative condenser
HSE
Lyons Seafoods Ltd
1 evaporative condenser HSE
SPC UK
2 cooling towers HSE The Wilton Carpet Factory
2 cooling towers
HSE Red House Foods Ltd
1 cooling tower HSE Westbury Dairies Ltd
5 evaporative condensers HSE Rotron Power Ltd
1 cooling tower
Further information GOV.UK: Cooling tower notification
The Notification of Cooling Towers and Evaporative Condensers Regulations 1992
HSE (Health and Safety Executive): Evaporative cooling systems
Wiltshire Council
Notification form [50.7KB] PDF (51kb)