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Commercial Gas Safety (Installation & Use) Regulations 1998.
The Commercial Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 2018 was introduced on 6 Apr 2018.
This approved code of practice is for anyone who is responsible for a commercial building being rented or used for businesses purposes. As this is a legal requirements by law, it is also required by your business and building insurance to remain validated. Must be renewed annually every 12 months and records kept for minimum of 2 years.
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Commercial Gas Safety Certificates
CP12 Domestic Landlord Gas Certificate
CP15 Commercial Gas Certificate
CP16 Gas Testing and Purging Certificate
CP17 Commercial Gas Certificate
CP42 Commercial Catering Gas Certificate
CP44 Gas Certificate For LPG Food Stalls & Trucks
Commercial Gas Safe Registration 582607
Legal Requirement and must be carried out every 12 months.
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Commercial Gas Certificate Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
A Commercial Gas Safety Certificate is a document that verifies the safety of all gas appliances, pipework, and flues within a commercial property.
Who needs a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
Commercial property owners, landlords, and property managers should have a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate for any commercial properties that use gas appliances.
How often do I need to renew my Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
Your Commercial Gas Safety Certificate must be renewed annually.
Who can issue a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
A qualified and registered gas safe engineer can issue a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate.
What is the cost of a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
The cost of a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate may vary depending on the size of the property and the number of appliances that must be checked.
How long does a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection take?
The length of time it takes to conduct a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection depends on the size of the property and the number of appliances that need to be checked.
What does a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection involve?
A Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection involves inspecting all gas appliances, pipework, and flues to ensure they are safe and operating efficiently, including systems such as boilers, heaters, and cookers.
Can I conduct a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection myself?
No, a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection can only be performed by a qualified and registered gas safe engineer.
What are the consequences of not having a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
Without a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate, commercial property owners can face significant legal action, insurance claims may be invalidated and fines.
Can I use gas appliances in my commercial property without a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
It is illegal to use gas appliances within a commercial property without a valid Commercial Gas Safety Certificate.
Can I dispute the outcome of a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection?
If you are dissatisfied with the results of a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection, you can contact the certifying body or the gas safe register.
What should I do if I fail a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection?
If you fail a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection, you must address the problems identified by the gas safe engineer and schedule a re-inspection.
What should I do if I lose my Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
You can contact the gas safe engineer who performed the inspection and request a copy of the certificate.
How long does it take to receive a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate?
A Commercial Gas Safety Certificate is usually issued within a week of the inspection being carried out.
How do I know if an engineer is qualified to perform a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection?
Gas safe engineers will have a unique registration number on their ID card, which you can verify on the gas safe register.
Can I perform a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection outside of business hours?
It may be possible to arrange a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection outside of business hours but this will need to be discussed with the gas safe engineer.
Do I need to notify my gas supplier of my Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection?
You do not need to notify your gas supplier of a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection unless there are concerns regarding the gas supply.
Can I use one Commercial Gas Safety Certificate for multiple properties?
No, each commercial property must have its own Commercial Gas Safety Certificate.
How can I prepare for a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection?
You can prepare for a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate inspection by ensuring that all gas appliances are accessible, and that records of previous inspections and repairs are available.
What should I do if I suspect a gas leak in my commercial property?
If you suspect a gas leak in your commercial property, you should immediately evacuate the premises, turn off the gas supply, and contact a gas safe engineer or emergency services.
Can I continue using gas appliances if I suspect a fault?
No, gas appliances should never be used if a fault is suspected as this can pose a significant safety risk.
What if I have recently installed new gas appliances in my commercial property?
Newly installed gas appliances in a commercial property should be inspected within the first 12 months of use, and a Commercial Gas Safety Certificate should be issued.
Commercial Gas Safety Certificate Law
Any Business or commercial property where a commercial gas meter or a commercial gas appliance is installed, is required by law to have a valid commercial gas safety certificate either a CP17 commercial gas installation certificate or CP15 non domestic annual servicing report or A CP42 commercial catering gas certificate or all of the above. Failure to comply with these terms could invalidate your building insurance and you will also be breaking the law. Regulation (36)(1) of the Gas Safety (Installation & Use) Regulations 1998. It is a legal requirement by the law.
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