Health & Safety
A pressure test is a number, a duration and a tolerance — not a tick. Gaffer records the test pressure, medium, duration, start and end pressures, the allowable drop and the actual drop, so a marginal pass is visible and a failure carries its remedial action and retest date.
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A record per test, holding the values a competent person would want to see.
Both figures are recorded, so a test that just scraped through is distinguishable from one that held solidly — which matters when a system fails later.
Where a leak is detected the location and remedial action are recorded, with a retest flag and date so the follow-up is scheduled rather than remembered.
The gauge serial number is stored on the record, tying the reading back to a calibrated instrument.
Pressure test records sit with your certificates, calibration records and job history in one platform.
Any pressurised system you test and certify — gas tightness tests, heating and hot water systems, sprinkler and fire suppression systems, compressed air, and pipework generally. The system type and description are recorded per test rather than assuming one discipline.
Because 'pass' hides the margin. A system that lost exactly its allowable drop behaved very differently from one that lost nothing, and if that system fails six months later the difference is the first thing anyone will ask about.
The record carries a retest-required flag and a retest date, along with the remedial action taken, so an unresolved failure is visible rather than closed by silence.
Yes. The record is against the customer and site, and Gaffer produces PDF documentation from your records, so the test can be issued as evidence alongside the certificate for the work.
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