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Risk Assessment & Method Statement
Required for site-based plumbing work under CDM 2015. Covers hot works, working at height, confined spaces.
General hazard identification
Required for domestic and commercial plumbing. Covers scalding, manual handling, and water contamination risks.
Hazardous substances assessment
Required when using flux, solder, jointing compounds, drain chemicals, or cutting fluids.
Step-by-step safe system of work
Often required for unvented installations, mains connections, and Legionella flushing procedures.
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Requires all plumbing work to prevent waste, undue consumption, misuse, and contamination of water supplies. Applies to all installations connected to the mains.
Covers hot water safety, sanitary provisions, and water efficiency. Part G3 requires competent persons for unvented hot water systems over 15 litres.
Approved Code of Practice L8 requires assessment and control of Legionella risk in all water systems. Plumbers must consider stagnation, temperature, and dead legs.
Applies to plumbing contractors on construction sites. Requires RAMS, cooperation with the principal contractor, and welfare provisions.
Yes. Plumbers regularly use substances that are hazardous to health, including lead-free solder, flux, jointing compounds, pipe sealants, drain chemicals, and PTFE lubricants. Under the COSHH Regulations 2002, you must assess the risk and implement controls.
A Legionella risk assessment identifies conditions in water systems that could allow Legionella bacteria to grow — temperatures between 20-45 degrees C, stagnation, and biofilm. Under ACoP L8, building owners and landlords must arrange for a competent person to carry out this assessment.
Yes. Under Building Regulation G3, installation of unvented hot water systems over 15 litres storage capacity must be done by a competent person holding a recognised qualification (e.g., BPEC, City & Guilds 6189). Work must be notified to Building Control.
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