GAS SAFETY
NEW GAS REGISTRATION BEGINS APRIL 1st 2009
Capita, provider of the new gas installer registration scheme, have unveiled a new
brand for gas safety to gas installers and the general public.
Capita have announced that from 1 April 2009 the new brand, 'Gas Safe Register™',
will focus solely on improving consumer gas safety. The new brand will come into play at the same time as the new
gas registration scheme which will replace the CORGI scheme. The new brand will be held by HSE on behalf of gas
installers, will be used by Capita for the duration of the contract, and will be available to whoever runs the
registration scheme in the future.
CARBON MONOXIDE VIDEO
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Gas Safety Advice from your Gas Safe Register
Licenced business.
Have you had your gas appliances safety checked this
year?
As a Gas Safe Register Licenced business we can provide
an annual safety check of your gas appliances as recommended by Gas Safe
Register the UK's gas safety watchdog.
Appliances that are properly installed, serviced and
adequately ventilated are efficient and safe. If your appliances are not safety checked
regularly and there is a problem, there may be a risk of carbon monoxide (CO) being
produced.
Carbon monoxide, also known as the silent killer, is a
highly poisonous gas which can infiltrate your home through the most
apparently harmless devices, like your boiler or cooker.
It is impossible to see or smell. An annual safety check is one of the best ways to
protect yourself and your family from the risks.
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IF YOU SMELL GAS CALL:
0800 111 999 for England, Scotland and Wales
0800 002001 for Northern Ireland
01624644444 for Isle of Man
01481 724811 for Channel Islands
http://www.gassaferegister.co.uk
If you are calling from a mobile phone then go outside
first.
Do NOT smoke, do NOT turn light switches on or off and do
NOT do anything to create a spark.
Turn off the supply at the meter. If you do not have to
switch on a light to do so, open doors and windows and wait outside for the emergency
engineer to arrive.
It is vital that the victim is removed immediately from
the contaminated area, placed into the open air and given pure oxygen, if available.
Victims should be kept at rest, avoiding exertion. You need to call for medical help
urgently.
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