INSPECTION FOR LPG (GAS) COMPLIANCE
Authority:
Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993)
SANS 10087-1
Pressure Equipment Regulations of 2009
Liquified Petroleum Gas Safety Association of Southern Africa
Local government fire regulations
Purpose:
In order to issue a gas Certificate of Conformity, the gas installation of a property should be inspected and tested to determine whether it is safe and complies with the current regulations.
We Inspect:
Amongst other things, location of gas cylinders, manifolds, regulators, safety shut-off valves, pipes, tubes and hoses, position of appliances in relation to electrical equipment, sources of ignition, illegal installations and additions. Gas leak and pressure tests are performed.
Please Note:
All fixed appliances e.g. ovens, stoves, instant water heaters, fireplaces, space heaters etc will be inspected for the purpose of issuing a certificate of conformity, but are excluded from the scope of remedial work required.
Repairs:
The inspection report will reflect the minimum repairs required for the purpose of issuing a gas certificate of conformity.
Costs:
Inspection fee as per tariff. All gas remedial work individually quoted for and if accepted, must be paid directly to the operator on completion of the work.
Gas Inspection Tariff W.E.F. 1st October 2011:
Domestic Installation : R 438.60
Excludes VAT
Excludes remedial work
Subject to change
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