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Gas appliance safety checklist

The common checks on a gas appliance.

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The common checks on a gas appliance: gas tightness, the flue, ventilation, the burner, a carbon monoxide reading in the room and the safety devices, with a record of whether the appliance was left isolated.

This is a checklist for your own records, not a gas safety certificate or compliance certificate (such as a CP12 in Great Britain); those are issued on the prescribed form by a registered gas fitter.

The checks

  • Appliance (type, make and model)
  • Where it is installed
  • Gas tightness test: pass, advisory, fail or not applicable
  • Flue and terminal: pass, advisory, fail or not applicable
  • Ventilation adequate: pass, advisory, fail or not applicable
  • Burner and flame picture: pass, advisory, fail or not applicable
  • Carbon monoxide in the room (ppm) (a finding above 9 ppm)
  • Safety devices operate: pass, advisory, fail or not applicable
  • Appliance left isolated? (yes or no)
  • Notes for the customer
  • Checked by: the technician’s name

Use it in Primemgr

Turn on Forms in Settings → Modules, choose Create a form and start from “Gas appliance safety checklist”. Change any check to suit how you work, then publish it. Fill it in from the job; anything marked as a finding can be turned into a quote in one click, with the reading written on the line.

Use it on paper

The list above works as a printed checklist as well. Keep the reading, not just a tick, wherever there is a limit: the number is what the customer can check.

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