A commercial Gas Safety Certificate (CP12) confirms that your gas appliances have been inspected by a qualified professional and are safe to use. In the UK, businesses are legally required to have their gas appliances checked every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
During an inspection, the engineer will:
Â
Once all checks are complete, and your appliances meet safety standards, you will receive your Gas Safety Certificate, confirming compliance with UK regulations.
If you suspect an issue with your commercial gas appliances or need to arrange your annual safety check, get in touch with our team today.
Before we go into more detail about gas safety and compliance, here are some early warning signs to look out for:
Ensuring your commercial gas appliances are safe and working efficiently is essential for the smooth operation of your business. Faulty gas appliances can not only disrupt your daily operations but also pose serious safety risks, including gas leaks and carbon monoxide exposure. That’s why regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to keeping your workplace safe and compliant with UK regulations.
The sooner you detect an issue with your gas system, the better. If you suspect a fault, it’s important to have it inspected and resolved as quickly as possible to avoid potential hazards and costly repairs.
To help you recognise potential problems early, we’ve put together a list of common signs that your commercial gas appliances may require attention.
