PSSR, CP7 and compressed air inspections across the UK.
We inspect and test gas equipment, air compressors and pressure systems on your site, fix what fails, and give you the reports and certificates your insurer and HSE expect to see.
Everything your pressure systems need to stay compliant.
From periodic testing to the written schemes and drawings behind it, we look after the whole compliance picture for your gas and compressed air systems.
CP7 & CP47 Gas Equipment Inspection
Safety inspections of welding and cutting sets, cylinder regulators, flashback arresters and manifolds.
Find out more →PSSR Inspection & Testing
Periodic examination and testing of pressure systems under the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000.
Find out more →Written Scheme of Examination
A WSE for your installation, setting out what is examined, how and when. A legal requirement under PSSR.
Find out more →Air Compressor & Air Receiver Inspection
PSSR examinations and written schemes for compressors, air receivers and compressed air pipework.
Find out more →Leak Detection & Gas Detector Testing
Testing of gas leak detection systems and leak testing of pipework, joints and fittings.
Find out more →P&ID Drawings
Piping and instrumentation diagrams showing every route, valve, instrument and isolation point.
Find out more →Gas & Compressed Air Pipework
New, extended or replacement industrial gas and compressed air pipework, tested before handover.
Find out more →If you run a pressure system, PSSR applies to you.
Air compressors and receivers, gas pipework, manifolds and pressure vessels all need a written scheme of examination and regular testing by a competent person.
The cost of getting it wrong
- HSE enforcement, fines or prosecution
- Invalidated insurance
- System failure and injury
- Unplanned downtime
What compliance gives you
- Legal and insurance protection
- A safer place to work
- Longer equipment life
- Audit-ready records
Straightforward from first call to certificate.
Get in touch
Tell us about your site and equipment. We send you a clear, fixed quote.
Site visit
Our engineers test and inspect on site, planned around your shifts to keep downtime low.
Report
You get full results, pass or fail for each item, and any repairs we recommend.
Certificate
Certification for your records and insurer, and a reminder before your next test is due.
What you get
A clear report you can hand straight to your insurer.
Every item we inspect is listed with its result, any work done and its next due date. No jargon and no guesswork.
- Pass or fail for every item
- Repairs and replacements recorded
- Certificate of inspection for audits and insurers
- A reminder from us before anything falls due
| Item | Result | Next due |
|---|---|---|
| Oxygen regulator, bay 2 | Pass | 12 months |
| Acetylene flashback arrester | Replaced | 12 months |
| Hose assembly, 5 m twin | Pass | 12 months |
| Argon manifold, 2-cylinder | Pass | 12 months |
| Cutting torch and nozzle | Pass | 12 months |
Offices in Glasgow and Darlington, working across the UK.
Common questions.
How often do gas systems need testing?
Usually every 6 or 12 months, depending on the risk and on what your written scheme of examination says. Heavily used or high-risk systems are tested more often.
Does PSSR apply to my business?
If you use compressed air or compressed gases above 0.5 bar, for example an air compressor with a receiver, gas pipework or manifolds, PSSR very likely applies. Read more about PSSR.
What do CP7 and CP47 cover?
They are BCGA codes of practice. CP7 covers oxy-fuel equipment such as welding and cutting sets. CP47 covers portable and mobile cylinder gas supply equipment such as regulators and manifolds.
Is a CP7 inspection a legal requirement?
CP7 itself is industry guidance. The legal duty comes from PUWER 1998, which requires you to maintain and inspect work equipment. Following CP7 and CP47 is the recognised way to meet that duty. More about CP7.
My insurer already inspects our pressure systems. Do I still need you?
Often, yes. Insurers commonly carry out the statutory examination itself, but you still need a suitable Written Scheme of Examination, and you remain responsible for maintenance, repairs and records between examinations. We can prepare or update your scheme, carry out testing and maintenance, fix defects raised in the insurer's report and make sure you are ready for the next examination.
How is the work priced?
We give you a fixed quote based on how much equipment you have and the size of your site, so you know the cost before we start.
Do you provide RAMS and follow our site rules?
Yes. We provide risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) before work starts, and we follow your site's induction, permit-to-work and safety rules.
Where do you work?
We work UK-wide, from our offices in Glasgow and Darlington.
Let's get you compliant.
Call, email or send the form and we'll come back to you with a quote.
Glasgow G2 1BP
Dodsworth Street
Darlington DL1 2NG