Domestic Gas Appliances & Regulations (1998)

Introduction:
Carbon Monoxide leaking from badly installed or maintained gas appliances kills 30 people each year. The 1996 English House Condition Survey estimated that 5% of dwellings have inadequately maintained combustion appliances.

The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 specifically deal with the duties of landlords to ensure that gas appliances, fittings and flues provided for tenants’ use are safe.

Aims:

This training course is designed to help you understand and apply the relevant regulations to different types of domestic gas appliances.

Designed for:
Building surveyors, technical officers and staff with a good basic technical knowledge who are involved in dealing with contractors in regard to gas safety inspections (CORGI).

Key Points:

• The Regulations

• - Gas Acts - Building Acts - Water Act

• Gas Appliances

• - flue-less - open-flue - balanced flue - ventilation - locations

• Unsafe Situations Procedure

Includes a free copy of:
The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 - Approved Code of Practice

Venue:
Upkeep, London

Dates: 
For the dates when this course is being held, please visit our training calendar here.

Prices:
We want to help smaller organisations to benefit from staff training so we operate price bands. For details of course prices, please visit our training calendar here. 

Booking:
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