What emergency actions should a gas RAMS include?

Include the procedure for a suspected gas escape: turn off supply at the ECV, do not operate electrical switches, ventilate the area, evacuate and call the Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999.

What ventilation controls should I document?

List the air vent size requirements, spillage test procedure, and combustion air volume calculations. RAMS Builder includes these in the gas safety hazard library.

What testing evidence should be in my RAMS?

Reference the tightness test procedure (let-by and drop tests), combustion readings, flue flow test, and the Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) you'll issue on completion.

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Common Gas Engineer Jobs

RAMS Builder includes templates for these typical gas engineer tasks

Boiler install / serviceCooker installationTightness testingFlue installationPurgingGas meter relocation

Typical Hazards & Controls

Pre-loaded hazards and controls for gas engineer work

Gas leak / escape

Gas tightness test (let-by / drop)
Leak detection fluid
Emergency procedure in place

Carbon monoxide exposure

Personal CO detector worn
Combustion analyser used
Adequate ventilation

Ignition sources near gas

No hot works nearby
Anti-static precautions
Gas detector deployed

Inadequate ventilation

Air vent checks
Spillage test performed
CO alarm fitted

Burns from hot surfaces

Allow appliance to cool
Protective gloves
Awareness signage

Method Statement Steps

A typical method sequence for gas engineer work

1
Carry out site survey and safety check
2
Isolate gas supply
3
Perform tightness test
4
Execute job (install / service / repair)
5
Test and commission appliance
6
Record results and issue certificate
7
Handover to client

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