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[bassmonster]

Hello all,
I'm just in the middle of my ACS gas course. For some reason, i now have the habit of looking at flue terminals outside houses.... If a flue is less than 300mm from a window opening, would that mean the gas engineer has to disconnect the boiler and if customer does not give permission, they would have to be reported?

 

[stevetheplumber]

no
if theres no reported fumes its just ncs

 

[village idiot]

as above. NCS

 

[bassmonster]

Thank you for the answers and here I was thinking it was ID....

 

[Deleted member 32524]

You would get an FGA and do a room CO test and if it stays under 10ppm its ok. with window fully open etc.

The full procedure and classification is in your unsafe situations book.

 

[bassmonster]

Thanks Duncan. Is there a set time which you would run the FGA?

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

And its a opening window, not a window opening

 

[Ermintrude]

Anton has settings on it

 

[northcarr]

You would get an FGA and do a room CO test and if it stays under 10ppm its ok. with window fully open etc.

The full procedure and classification is in your unsafe situations book.

I would not have to much faith in relying on a co test a a lot depends on which way the wind is blowing ect bf or ff I tend to ar a bf to cover my own arse.

 

[beesley121]

I would not have to much faith in relying on a co test a a lot depends on which way the wind is blowing ect bf or ff I tend to ar a bf to cover my own arse.

Exactly my thinking. My brain tells me to AR it at least!!

 

[Reg Man]

Industry unsafe situations procedure section 8