Code of Practice 33 (Replaces COP 24 Part 1|5|6)

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Code produced July 2023 

This code replaces, amalgamates and supersedes: Liquid Gas UK Codes of Practice:

CoP 24 part 1:2006 Use of LPG Cylinders at Residential and Similar Premises;

CoP 24 part 5:2000 The Storage and Use of LPG on Construction Sites; and

CoP 24 part 6:2000 Use of Propane in Cylinders at Commercial and Industrial Premises.

It also incorporates the relevant parts of the following Liquid Gas UK Consumer Guidance Sheets: CGS 3 – Use of LPG cylinders indoors; CGS 5 – LPG hose and tubing for use with vapour offtake cylinders; CGS 17 – Use of clips to secure vapour phase LPG hose and tubing to BSEN 16436-1 (Classes 1, 2 and 3) to end fittings; CGS 26 – Guidance for operators of public Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) refuelling facilities on the filling of freestanding LPG cylinders; CGS 28 – Safe use of LPG propane and butane cylinders and cartridges (note – only cylinder part of CGS 28 amalgamated into this code of practice;

SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION, SCOPE, AND REFERENCES

SECTION 2: TRAINING

SECTION 3: CYLINDER STORAGE AND USE

SECTION 4: CYLINDER INSTALLATION AND USE

SECTION 5: SYSTEM DESIGN AND INSTALLATION

SECTION 6: LPG APPLIANCES AND INSTALLATION

SECTION 7: COMMISSIONING

SECTION 8: MAINTENANCE

SECTION 9: USER INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION 10: HANDLING AND CHANGING CYLINDERS

SECTION 11: THE STORAGE AND USE OF LPG ON CONSTRUCTION SITES

SECTION 12: USE OF LPG FIRED EQUIPMENT IN SITE HUTS AND OTHER SMALL BUILDINGS ON CONSTRUCTION SITES

SECTION 13: PRECAUTIONS IN THE USE OF SOME COMMON LPG FIRED APPLIANCES ON CONSTRUCTION SITES

SECTION 14: FIRE PRECAUTIONS AND PROCEDURES ON CONSTRUCTION SITES

SECTION 15: EMERGENCY PROCEDURES