Multiple Choice Questions – Chapter 2: Gas Emergency

What is the primary role of the National Gas Emergency Service Call Centre?

• To repair appliances

• To provide safety-related information and contact ESPs

• To install gas meters

• To inspect flues

Who should LPG consumers contact in case of an emergency?

• National Grid

• Local council

• Gas supplier

• Fire department

What regulation prohibits the use of a gas appliance known to be dangerous?

• Regulation 26

• Regulation 34

• Regulation 3

• Regulation 37

What should a consumer do first if they smell gas?

• Call a gas engineer

• Turn on all fans

• Turn off the gas at the emergency control valve

• Light a candle

Which of the following is a source of ignition?

• Open windows

• Static electricity

• Cold water tap

• Wooden furniture

What is the first responsibility of a gas engineer attending a gas escape?

• Repair the appliance

• Protect life and property

• Replace the meter

• Call the supplier

What should be done if a tightness test confirms a gas escape?

• Leave the site

• Replace the appliance

• Locate and repair the escape

• Ignore it

What information is required when reporting a gas escape?

• Appliance serial number

• Customer's date of birth

• Address and contact details

• Appliance brand

What should be recorded when reporting a gas escape?

• Appliance model

• Reference number and time of report

• Customer’s income

• Gas pressure

What should a gas engineer do if they receive a report of CO alarm activation?

• Ignore it

• Contact ESP or LPG supplier

• Replace the alarm

• Turn off the water supply