A written scheme of examination is a document containing information about selected items of plant or equipment which form a pressure system, operate under pressure and contain a ‘relevant fluid’. The term relevant fluid is defined in the Regulations and covers compressed or liquefied gas, including air, at a pressure greater than 0.5 bar (approximately 7 psi) above atmospheric pressure; pressurised hot water above 110 °C; and steam at any pressure.
Typical contents of a written scheme of examination include:
If you do not currently have a WSE document for your system, we can arrange for a Qualified Engineer to collate the relevant information and produce this for you at a very reasonable cost. The document generally lasts for three years, after which it should be re-validated to account for any changes to your system.
If you do have a current document, we have the competent personnel to carry out the annual checks/tests.
Typical contents of a written scheme of examination include:
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