This qualification gives delegates the information required to correctly inspect 3rd party oxy-fuel gas equipment, in line with BCGA codes of practice, CP7 mobile oxy-fuel gas equipment and CP47 single cylinder supply.
The objective of this qualification is to enable the delegate to demonstrate technical knowledge and practical skills required to inspect mobile oxy-fuel gas equipment and single-cylinder supply, in accordance with relevant regulations and industry codes of practice.
During this two-day course, delegates will follow the gas through the system, identifying key hazards and gas properties, selecting appropriate equipment, and conducting fault-finding procedures—all culminating in the establishment of a safe and compliant gas system.
This course is typically attended by service engineers, gas agents and distributors, carrying out the inspection of 3rd party oxy-fuel gas equipment.
Successful delegates will receive a Level 3 qualification ‘Mobile Oxy–Fuel Gas Equipment Inspection’, a Gas Inspector passport and test kit (RRP £140) and will be invited to join the Proactive Gas Safety Professional Community.
Training Format: Open Training Event Applicable Gases: Acetylene, Oxy-Fuel, Oxygen, Propane Related Industries: Agriculture, Brazing, Construction, Demolition, Engineering, Industrial, Inspection, Maintenance, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Metal Cutting, Site Maintenance, Welding
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2 day CP7 Oxy-Acetylene / Propane Equipment Inspector.
£595 (per delegate, subject to VAT)
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(Must have completed the 2 day course within 3 years)
Proactive Gas Safety
The Station House,
Plumley Moor Road,
Plumley,
Knutsford,
WA16 9RX
Sharing best practices and ideas, participants learn how to identify hazards of compressed gases and understand why they may pose a risk, as well as exploring strategies for mitigating these hazards
Starting with the cylinder, we follow the gas through the system, highlighting possible equipment pass or fail scenarios, before safely pressure-testing the system.
BCGA CP7 states: Annual maintenance of oxy-acetylene/propane equipment shall be carried out by a person who has been formally trained to demonstrate:
Certification is valid for 3 years.
EAL Recognised Centre No. W4924ER
PGS has been independently verified by EAL as a provider of Compressed and Cryogenic Gases Safety courses. PGS course delivery, assessment, quality assurance, customer support documentation and procedures have been found to meet their exacting standards.
This accreditation enables PGS to offer the option of:
Level 3 603/4729/6
The Installation and Maintenance of Compressed Gas Supply Systems
Level 3 600/1433/7
Applied Compressed Gases Safety (Cylinders)
Level 3 600/1432/5
Mobile Oxy–Fuel Gas Equipment Inspection
Level 3 600/9414/X
Oxy-Acetylene/Propane Gas User Safety, Practice and Procedures
An unrivalled level of Gas Safety Qualification only available through PGS
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“The course held my interest and has increased my knowledge of how to work safely with gases. The content is excellent and I think the supporting documentation is good”
“Good flow of information to keep interest, enjoyed the taster questions throughout the course. I enjoyed the course and will recommend this training to other areas of the business where staff require gas cylinder safety training”
“I undertook the e-Learning as a free trial to ascertain its benefit for my staff after contacting PGS through the web chat. The course is well put together with a sensible level of detail. Being able to leave and return to training at any point in the day was of particular benefit. I would recommend this training to any agricultural workshop or farm workshop”
“The course held my interest and has increased my knowledge of gases safety. I thought the training content was excellent and very relevant to my job, overall, I thought the training was very good”
“I’ve really enjoyed the perfect amount of detail in the course, where you come away from a slide knowing what was meant, but not feeling overloaded with information. A really good balance, and really informative about legal requirements. Thanks”
Attendance provides the information required to understand the specific hazards associated with compressed gases such as Nitrogen, CO2, Hydrogen and Argon and other gases used in Laboratory or Industrial applications, resulting in an assured workforce and a safer workplace.
These gases are colorless, odorless, and tasteless, making their presence undetectable. They can displace oxygen, creating an asphyxiant atmosphere.
The most common inert gases include argon, nitrogen, helium, and carbon dioxide.
Oxygen significantly supports combustion. Atmospheres that contain more than 23% oxygen are classified as enriched and poses an increased fire risk.
In an oxygen enriched atmosphere, even fire resistant materials, can ignite and burn intensely.
Flammable gases burn in air within certain concentration limits.
The range of these limits is called the flammability range.
These gases include acetylene, propane, butane, and hydrogen.
This course assists in ensuring your organisation complies with obligations to train all staff exposed to risk.
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