WorksheetsGas Safety Quiz 1
Total questions: 4
Worksheet time: 2mins
When a gas operative carries out work in relation to any installation pipework, which might affect the gas tightness of any part of it, they shall immediately, in the following order:
Purge all the pipework, test joints for gas tightness, and test for gas tightness.
Apply protective coating to joints, purge all the pipework, and test for gas tightness.
Purge all the pipework, test joints for gas tightness, apply protective coating to joints, and test for gas tightness.
Apply protective coating to joints, test for gas tightness, and purge all the pipework.
When a person supplies gas to premises and is unable to carry out a gas tightness test of the installation pipework, they shall:
Ensure that pipework is marked for identification with an appropriate fitting.
Air test the pipework and leave the connected apparatus for the next operative.
Leave the pipework connected to the supply and instruct the gas user to ensure the supply is tested before use.
Test the pipework and leave written instructions for the next operative.
In which of the following premises is it not a requirement of the Gas Safety (Installation & Use) Regulations to permanently mark gas installation pipework to identify conveyance?
A shop.
An office.
A residential flat.
A commercial warehouse.
Where installation pipework is marked to identify it is conveying gas, who is responsible for ensuring that pipework remains recognisable?
The original pipework installer.
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE).
The person responsible for the premises.
The Gas Emergency Service Provider (ESP).
