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Flue Gas Analysis and Combustion Testing Safety Checklist

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Risk Assessment Description:

This flue gas analysis and combustion testing safety checklist template from Health & Safety Zone helps Gas Safe registered engineers and plumbing supervisors ensure gas appliances are operating safely and efficiently before, during and after testing.

It covers all essential checks across planning, competence, work environment, specific appliance and flue condition, gas supply, PPE, collective safeguards, emergency arrangements and final make‑safe actions. It references the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 and HSE guidance such as HSG48 on safe gas work.

Use this checklist for:

  • Pre‑test preparation – confirm risk assessment, permits and engineer competence.
  • In‑process testing – verify equipment, flue condition and gas analyser calibration.
  • Post‑test sign‑off – record results, make the area safe and complete documentation.

During the test, record each response on the attached worksheet, investigate any No answers immediately, and if necessary repeat measurements or adjust the appliance before proceeding. This systematic approach helps maintain compliance and protects occupants from unsafe combustion.

Each item is answered Yes, No or N/A – any No answer must be resolved before proceeding.

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Compliant with: Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998; HSG48.

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Checks covered in this Flue Gas Analysis and Combustion Testing checklist

This Flue Gas Analysis and Combustion Testing safety checklist template covers 24 checks. Customise the questions to your workplace, then download a professional, print-ready PDF with Yes / No / N/A tick-boxes and a comments space.

#Checklist item
1Has a risk assessment for the flue gas analysis been completed and briefed to all operatives?
2Is the engineer carrying a valid Gas Safe registration card?
3Is the appliance covered by a current gas safety certificate and in‑date thorough examination?
4Has the work area been isolated from other occupants and clearly sign‑posted?
5Is adequate ventilation provided for the testing location, with fresh air flow maintained?
6Are carbon monoxide detectors installed and functional in the test area?
7Is the gas analyser calibrated and within its service interval?
8Are the gas supply pressures set to the manufacturer’s specifications before testing?
9Is the flue visibly free of blockages, cracks or corrosion?
10Is the flue termination positioned at the correct height and clear of combustible materials?
11Are burner flames steady, blue and free of soot or yellow tips?
12Is the gas pressure regulator inspected and securely attached?
13Are all safety devices (e.g., flame failure device, pressure relief valve) present and operational?
14Is the combustion air inlet unobstructed and of the correct size?
15Is the appliance’s control panel clean, free of damage and functional?
16Are appropriate PPE – safety glasses, gloves and, if required, a respirator – being worn?
17Is a fire extinguisher suitable for gas fires readily accessible nearby?
18Are emergency shut‑off valves clearly identified and operable?
19Has a first‑aid kit been checked and is a trained first aider on site?
20Are test results recorded on the gas safety record sheet and compared to manufacturer limits?
21If any reading is out of range, has corrective action been taken before completing the test?
22Has the gas supply been isolated and the appliance secured after testing?
23Has the work area been cleared of tools and debris and left in a safe condition?
24Have all relevant documents (risk assessment, test records, certificates) been filed appropriately?

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