WorksheetsUnsafe Situations
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When servicing a gas appliance you find spillage issues. This would be classed as
AR
ID
When servicing an open-flued appliance, you find that the appliance is operating safely but that there is insufficient ventilation being provided. this is classed a
ID
AR
you find that undersized pipework proves to be affecting the safe operation of an appliance. This would be classed as
ID
AR
pipework proved gas tight but showing signs of damage from corrosion should be classed as
AR
ID
no need for classification
After proving an installation sound, there continues to be a smell of gas and turning off the ECV does not solve the problem. You must
no action required on your part
inform the gas supplier immediately
explain to the customer that they have nothing to worry about
There is a serious flue defect, you must
turn off the appliance and put a do not use label on it
disconnect the appliance from the supply and put a do not use label on it
advise the customer not to use it
when inspecting room-sealed concealed flue system, you find there is a lack of appropriate inspection hatches in the ceiling void. This would be classed as
ID
AR
no need for classification if flue functioning correctly
advise customer only of need for inspection hatches
When encountering a gas leak due to poor workmanship, this would require a
ID procedure only
AR procedure only
ID procedure and RIDDOR requirement
AR procedure and RIDDOR requirement
A RIDDOR report for a dangerous situations must be completed within
2 hours
2 days
14 hours
14 days
if someone dies as a result of a gas incident you attend, a RIDDOR report must be completed within
2 hours of attending the incident
2 days of attending the incident
14 hours of attending the incident
14 days of attending the incident
