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Below are templates for Certificates of Compliance (CoC) and Gas Safety Certificates (GSC) that can be used by gasfitters to certify gasfitting. You can complete the information required in these templates and save them for your records and for sending to your clients.
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When you get gas work done, ensure it is installed safely, properly certified and maintained regularly.
Managing health and safety > Consumers > Safe living with gas > Getting gas work done
The Gas Safety Certificate (GSC) provides a legally recognisable statement that the connected installation or part installation is safe to use following gasfitting work. It may be used for other purposes, including auditing and investigations.
The Certificate of Compliance (CoC) provides a legally recognisable statement of the safety status of completed gasfitting specifically for the purpose of connection to gas supply, and also for other purposes, including auditing and investigations.
The Electricity and Gas High-risk Database records information on electrical work and gasfitting classified as “high-risk”.
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The Certificate of Compliance (CoC) is a statement of the safety status of gasfitting work. It identifies the work that has been completed and who is responsible for that work. No general or high-risk gasfitting is considered complete until a CoC is issued for that work. Details of high risk work must also be logged in the Electricity and Gas High Risk Database.
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General installations include all installations other than those in caravans and boats. Any person who designs, installs, commissions or tests a gas installation or part of an installation must do so in accordance with AS/NZS 5601.1.The mandatory…
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A Gas Safety Certificate verifies that a completed, connected installation or part gas installation is safe to use, on the grounds that it is safe and complies with the Gas (Safety and Measurement) Regulations 2010 (GSMRs). Where it relates to an existing gas installation, it verifies that it has not affected the safety of any other part of the installation.
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You may require a location compliance certificate if you have explosive, flammable, oxidising, toxic or corrosive substances and the quantity exceeds the thresholds specified in the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017.
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Advice on how to use discretion when issuing compliance certificates, when to consider conditional location compliance certificates, and when to notify us and businesses and organisations if a compliance certificate is refused.
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This is the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances—Validity Periods of Compliance Certificates for Stationary Container Systems) Safe Work Instrument 2018.
Laws and regulations > Safe Work Instruments > Hazardous Substances – Safe Work Instruments > Validity Periods of Compliance Certificates for Stationary Container Systems - Safe Work Instrument 2018
To import sodium fluoroacetate (1080) you must obtain a certificate from us, which you provide to the New Zealand Customs Service.
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If you are holding an outdoor pyrotechnic display, you need to have an outdoor pyrotechnic display compliance certificate for the event. An application form and supporting documentation must be submitted to a compliance certifier approved for issuing pyrotechnic display compliance certificates.
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This document is a summary of submissions made on the safe work instrument, WorkSafe’s response to submitters’ feedback, and the resulting changes made to the safe work instrument.
This safe work instrument replaces certificate of competence requirements for the extractives industry which were previously set by a notice in the New Zealand Gazette.
For the most hazardous substances, you will need one or more compliance certificate to confirm you are complying with the proper controls.
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Use this form to provide feedback on the proposed mining and quarrying certificates of competence safe work instrument consultation.
You must have a compliance certificate for stationary container systems holding hazardous substances above certain quantities. A compliance certificate certifies that your tank or process container and associated equipment is safe and complies with the rules.
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We have produced a series of information sheets for rural supply retailers on the essentials of managing, handling and storing agrichemicals. This sheet tells your more about location compliance certificates.
Everyone who holds a safety critical role in the extractives industry must have a current certificate of competence (CoC). You can find information about applying for a CoC and additional resources here.
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The New Zealand Mining Board of Examiners advises WorkSafe's Board on the health and safety competency requirements for workers in the extractives industry – a key recommendation of the Royal Commission on the Pike River Tragedy.
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These guidelines cover Part 5 of the Health and Safety at Work (Petroleum Exploration and Extraction) Regulations 2016 that applies to permit operators of offshore production installations and drilling contractors of non-production offshore installations
These are set out in the Amendment of 1 August 2018 to the Notice of Requirements for Granting of Certificates of Competence Under the Health and Safety in Employment (Mining Operations and Quarrying Operations) Regulations 2013.
This safe work instrument specifies alternative validity periods of compliance certificates for certain stationary container systems for the purposes of regulation 17.92(1)(ca) of the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017.
Small numbers of cylinders for specialised uses may be granted an exemption from design verification, pre-commissioning and import compliance certification. Use this form if you wish to apply.
Gasfitting certificate of compliance and Gas safety certificate combined.
Gasfitting Certificate of Compliance
There are three levels of risk classification for gasfitting. These are low-risk, high-risk and general. There are more requirements for certification for high-risk and general gasfitting than there are for low-risk gasfitting.
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WorkSafe has developed a consolidated version of this safe work instrument (SWI) so that you can see the original SWI and all its subsequent amendments in a single easy-to-read document.
This guidance explains the requirements for location compliance certification where toxic and corrosive substances are being stored.
The Electrical Safety Certificate (ESC) provides a legally recognisable statement that the connected installation or part installation is safe to use following prescribed electrical work (PEW). It may be used for other purposes, including auditing and investigations.
The Certificate of Compliance (CoC) provides a legally recognisable statement of the safety status of complete prescribed electrical work. This checklist identifies items that a certificate of compliance must include.
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