IGEM/G/II UNSAFE SITUATIONS PROCEDURE. check out the procedure, have a go at the quiz at the end

[@themadhatter4761]

The quiz is s great idea keep them coming 👍👍

[@michaelhill1311]

Just passed my ACS 5 year resits. Thanks Derek, I couldn't have done it without you. Great videos and very well explained information.

[@muldogy]

Great video mate, I am gas service layer for SGN in Scotland and have recently been crossed over to do internal work, this video has helped better my knowledge 👍

[@akaashmohammed3680]

Brilliant stuff, thanks for taking the time to create and share!

[@hazzy5439]

Hi Derek could you make a video on reading the manufacture instructions specifically the technical details and what they mean because theres a lot of information there and some i dont undertstand thanks

[@tomkatgastraining]

hashim aziz just finished doing a video on full commission of a boiler which will be coming out on Wednesday and Thursday next week hopefully that has the information you requested. Thanks for watching and stay safe cheers

[@alantagg57]

Very good revision material for the online gas safe test. Thanks

[@chriswareing5110]

Have been retired 12 years .love watching your videos and great presentation by you.... ( Ex N.W.G.B .apprenticed/ trained...Blackpool )

[@gdfsghdhh2967]

Could you make a video on visuals on installed appliances? So like what we need to look for on cookers, gas fires and boilers and what we are not allowed. thank you

[@tomkatgastraining]

gdfsghdhh in the process of doing full commissioning of a boiler to the new benchmark so look out for that soon. Thanks for watching cheers

[@vladimirstafasani4630]

Excellent!! Thank you Derek

[@pauldixon8279]

Great quiz would be great to see more like this.

[@piotrmarchwacki3414]

Fantastic video - well explained. Thanks Derek. 😃👍

[@michaelrose5040]

Awesome video yet again Derek exactly whats needed for trainee gas engineers. Keep them coming

[@adamhacking7092]

Loving the videos and quiz's at the end. Thank you

[@1981kurczak]

you are f...g genius . great that there are people like you helping someone like us ,,, loots of info to take in...

[@martinaddison6244]

The quiz at the end is a very useful learning tool- I would be grateful for more.

[@jasongittoes7299]

Good video on unsafe situations many thanks

[@jackhoskins722]

Great video to refresh the memory

[@madmaycon2531]

Thank you very much Derek, your videos are very good.🤜🤛

[@millionlondon]

You are brilliant.well done,👍

[@mj0n4id36]

SO GLAD YOU MADE A VIDEO ON THIS!! Really got me thinking. I got more than 1/10 and less than 10/10 in the quiz at the end 🤓 Thanks Derek 👍🏻 Asian Jon. Training.

[@EPEBLTD]

great video derek can you please do a few more like this for us trainees as they really do help us to understand lots of info and love the quiz evening though i only got 9 out of 10 2nd week on MLP so not covered this yet

[@zaygoodfellowofficial]

Great Work Faisal Abbasi

[@behzadboddouhi4135]

keep up the good work Derek.

[@mianasifgujar]

Excellent as always

[@nialljdoherty]

Love your videos I have my initial ACS soon really helpful

[@tomkatgastraining]

nialljdoherty good luck with the ACS let me know how you get on 👍🏻

[@andrewscourfield7530]

Brilliant video Derrick which model of book have you got thanks

[@tomkatgastraining]

Igem/g/11 edition 2

[@andrewscourfield7530]

Thanks Derrick

[@Davyboy1801]

Top quality video as always, Derek. Good explanations and examples. Please continue with the excellent work👍👍

[@simonroberts5332]

Great thanks , enjoyed the quiz

[@grantmackenzie8616]

Great Certainly helped my rustiness👍

[@rickyleedavis1]

Great video, thank you.

[@trusay8338]

i really like the quiz at the end ... it really helps us to see how we have processed the information your teaching us . I really appreciate your videos

[@davidb2464]

Just watched the test part and enjoyed it, where you mention no PEB, could this be overcome by PEB being elsewhere permissible on the pipe, but should have a label saying this?

[@carlfisher5195]

Nice one Derek, keep em coming mate...

[@tomkatgastraining]

Carl Fisher will do thanks for watching cheers

[@samchappell233]

great video Derek 👍👍 sam chappell

[@jersongomes7728]

Hi Derrick how would you classify unsealed pipes entering class one flue . Thanks for the video

[@tomkatgastraining]

AR but if products of combustion was entering the property at more than 10 ppm co then it’s ID

[@russellcooper9796]

Excellent easy learing in bit size sections

[@ianferguson8367]

brillant mate

[@paulhowlings7111]

Good video and test

[@jezlucas3878]

Bit confused on one, a gas fire tap screwed shut but with open end , id but in my online inspection training said not riddor

[@thegasmanajay]

Have a Gas Safe remote technical assessment today (90 minute phone call with inspector) - this video was very helpful and the quiz was excellent, please keep them coming - will be looking for one on ventilation now - Thanks Tom 👍

[@tomkatgastraining]

I have quite a few on ventilation check out the channel 👍🏻

[@IbrahimAliSapnin]

If a gas restrictor elbow on a gas fire installation was found turned off (ie screwed all the way in), but missing gas fire and the accompanying pipe work with no cap end on the elbow, how would you class this? Likewise, what if it was on cooker bayonet with missing hose. Thanks

[@tomkatgastraining]

Ibrahim Ali the fire is ID but a cooker bayonet is not classed as an open end because it’s self closing thanks for watching

[@IbrahimAliSapnin]

Thanks for replying, I’ve come across few of these on gas fires so started questioning myself if it was ok like the cookers bayonet.

[@Bradwellify]

Thomas Bradwell Thanks Derek

[@hdhanji8006]

Liking the format of these vids with a quiz at the end of it Derek A plumbing/gas fails compilation video of photos with constructive and bashful commentary would be good to see on the channel 😃👍 Hussain

[@tommyblackman7119]

Great video, some hard calls to make, would a undersized pipework to gas appliance be ID? I thought AR

[@tomkatgastraining]

It’s ID if it affected the safe operation of an appliance

[@ahmaddarwiche9154]

Hello Derek very interesting information I tried to download IGEM/ 11/G But was 65 page is that the right one Thanks for your help

[@tomkatgastraining]

Yep but you can download it to your phone

[@andrewtomlinson18]

Have you been invited to the gas safe virtual inspection yet and if you have what’s your opinion?

[@backtoclassics162]

Valuable information 👌

[@josevilca6493]

hello Dereck. could you please show how to installation log gas with meter and rough in the house and swim pool. because I am learning and I want to know how to design the plan in new house. thanks a lot.

[@davidb2464]

Hi Derek, (watching this video after you mentioned to me previously about checking other appliances, yep knowledge is power/safety) at your 13 minute bit, it shows that the PEB should be within 600mm of the meter or before first T (this is the same as taught on the course and fairly simple), I have been looking at this in various other booklets, some say 'preferably' and some say, anywhere on the pipe if it it continuous metal. Best practise would be 600mm or before T, but I have seen on quite a few installs the PEB on the pipework just before it gets to the boiler. Is any of this wrong, or is it down to the Engineer at the time (with maybe a label at the meter indicating where the PEB is )?

[@tomkatgastraining]

As you say it should be within 600mm of the meter or before the 1st tee this is to give the engineers maximum protection from stray voltage and you can see it is bonded. If on bonding present you notify the responsible person of no earth bonding

[@davidb2464]

@@tomkatgastraining Hi Derek, in the Electrical bibles, they say that within 600mm of the meter is 'acceptable', but within 600mm of it entering the building is 'preferred', but seems everyone is of the same opinion that it SHOULD be before any T. Just don't want to get anything wrong before my upcoming probationer assessment (I'm hoping to enjoy the experience, from what other people have said).

[@tomkatgastraining]

@@davidb2464 we don’t care about electrical regs mate we just go off ours if you look at gas safe TB 102 will show you the location

[@davidb2464]

@@tomkatgastraining Thanks, I'll look at that.

[@rafiahmadzai9442]

Learnt a lot thanks 🙏

[@abdulh63]

Thanks!

[@jerzyszczachor724]

On training centre we been told now you use term Advisory instead NTCS

[@tomkatgastraining]

Correct you can

[@asif530]

Would a safety chain missing on a free standing cooker be NCS?

[@tomkatgastraining]

asif zardari yes if the cooker is level and stable

[@asif530]

@@tomkatgastraining.. Thank you.. Really appreciate the effort on pulling together the quiz and all your videos.

[@snowdenleather180]

Very good thank you

[@philipbrown2628]

Yea ! Quizzes are good at end of lectures

[@indysingh6547]

Many Thanks

[@faridratni5665]

About q10 why is not AR please look at 2.8 at IGEM/G/11 please let me know 🙏

[@tomkatgastraining]

Question 10 is pipe sleeves no it’s not AR because there is no signs of damage or corrosion so NCS

[@MrWayno79x]

👍 to quiz

[@alifeli5063]

👍👍👍👍

[@rivkiroyde4362]

Great video thanks 🙏. Benny

[@MrPowellfactor]

Hello there are situations where a main bond is not required from an electrical point of view for various electrical reasons earthing systems and others ,so there would be conflict if a gas engineer just kept saying it should be there....

[@tomkatgastraining]

We require earth incase of a stray currents which could cause a spark and an explosion. This point is also the reason we use a non contact voltage indicator to make sure it’s safe to touch because electrical regs say it’s not needed

[@MrPowellfactor]

If there is no potential to earth there would be no spark..eg plastic incoming gas main, this would be confirmed with a test by the electrician on installation..I'm just saying it's quite possible for a gas engineer to find no bonding because a qualified electrical engineer has followed bs7671 and quite rightly determined one is not required....

[@tomkatgastraining]

@@MrPowellfactor we have to follow our regs and gas safe technical bulletins which says if we find no earth we report it to a responsible person and leave a notice that’s why we as gas engineers go on about it even if sparks say it’s not needed. I have had 2 really bad electric shocks through no earth on a gas pipe and one of the incidents was investigated by the HSE so when you say it’s not needed I personally think it is.

[@MrPowellfactor]

Well sorry to here of your shocks , all I'm saying there are circumstances where a main bond is not needed and fitting one may actually cause a potential issue..its not for a gas engineer or gas safe to categorically state one must be provided, more possibly to advise one may be needed and and I would agree usually is..my point is it's not always needed . .and it not me saying it it's the electrical regulations.

[@tomkatgastraining]

@@MrPowellfactor you also have to think that gas engineers have to cut into gas pipes which are copper and they use steel pipe cutters which are not plastic or rubber coated so this is what can cause the spark with stray voltage which could lead to an expansion. At the end of the day if every house in the U.K. had MCBs and RCDs it possibly not matter about the gas pipe being earthed but not every house does.

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10/10

[@tomkatgastraining]

Well done 👍🏻

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Does

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WLO

[@jockster5525]

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