FAQs

Q: What is Industry 4.0?

Industry 4.0 refers to the integration of digital technologies such as IoT, AI, and data analytics into manufacturing processes to create smart factories.

Q: What are the benefits of Industry principles?

Benefits include reduced costs, improved quality, shorter lead times, increased flexibility, and better customer satisfaction.

Q: What is Lean Manufacturing?

Lean manufacturing is a systematic approach aimed at minimizing waste while maximizing productivity and efficiency.

Q: How tightness test on commercial gas safety appliances is performed?

A tightness test on commercial gas appliances is a safety measure to ensure that the appliance is not leaking gas. The test is performed by one of our qualified commercial gas safe registered engineer and involves attaching a special gauge to the appliance checking the pressure. If the appliance passes the tightness test, a gas safety certificate be issued. It is important to have a tightness test performed on any gas appliance in your commercial property, as even a small gas leak can be dangerous. If you suspect that there may be a gas leak in your commercial property, you should contact Landlord Certificate London Gas Safe Engineer immediately to have the problem fixed. We Charge £90 Call Out Fee no hidden cost to send a gas safe engineer for diagnostic for the leak.

Q: How Long does a Commercial gas safety inspection takes?

A Commercial gas safety inspection can take anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of hours. It all depends on the size and complexity of the property, as well as how many appliances need to be checked. However, most inspections can be completed within an hour or so.

Q: How Long is a gas safety certificate valid for?

A gas safety certificate, also known as a CP12, is valid for 12 months from the date of issue. After this point, a new certificate must be obtained in order to keep your property compliant with gas safety regulations. If your Gas Safety Certificate is expiring call us and book a gas safety certificate with ease of your home.

Q: Do you need a carbon monoxide alarm in the property?

CO alarms are designed to detect the presence of carbon monoxide gas. This gas can be produced by faulty gas appliances. If there's a CO leak, the alarm will sound to warn you. carbon monoxide alarms are usually placed near potential sources of carbon monoxide. This could be near a gas boiler or cooker. The alarm will usually have a green light to show that it's working. If the light turns red, it means that carbon monoxide has been detected and you should open a window and leave the property immediately. In the UK, it's not currently a legal requirement to have a carbon monoxide alarm. However, the government has said that it plans to make them mandatory in all homes with solid fuel burning appliances. This is because these appliances are a common source of carbon monoxide leaks. If you're worried about carbon monoxide in your home, you can buy an alarm from most hardware stores. It's important to choose an alarm that's been certified by a recognised body, such as the British Standards Institution (BSI). You should also make sure that you know what to do if your carbon monoxide alarm sounds. You should open a window and leave the property immediately. You should then call the gas safe engineer to come and check your appliances. All Our Engineers are gas safe registered call us now for emergency call out.

Q: How tightness test on gas safety appliances is performed?

A tightness test on gas appliances is a safety measure to ensure that the appliance is not leaking gas. The test is performed by one of our qualified gas safe engineer and involves attaching a special gauge to the appliance checking the pressure. If the appliance passes the tightness test, a gas safety certificate be issued. It is important to have a tightness test performed on any gas appliance in your home, as even a small gas leak can be dangerous. If you suspect that there may be a gas leak in your home, you should contact Landlord Certificate London Gas Safe Engineer immediately to have the problem fixed.