petrol station certificates

[tazz]

Skeltons input is most informative...and practical...and why i ask the info is tht one of my jobs is to design the sum fills at Heathrow and Gatwick runway airports..this is any fuel or haydrocarbon that is dumped on the the runway is quickly dealt with, we used protein foam feed from mains water pressure to saturate the problem before a fire can start

 

[tommy.dale]

SPA PASSPORT to carry out maintance & servicing on forecourts,CompEX 7/8 to do any install or testing of electrical work.Not sure but i think there is only one course provider left in the UK,thats PR HURT in Yeovil,course cost around £1000 not an easy one to pass.

spot on mate

 

[Unregistered]

spot on mate

This is all very interesting - does this include all electrical work?
What about swapping motors and displays on the dispensers themselves - with this being a component are the rules different?

 

[mr smeeeth]

This is all very interesting - does this include all electrical work?
What about swapping motors and displays on the dispensers themselves - with this being a component are the rules different?

 

[tomfj]

In Ireland to work in Conoco philips and Shell sites you needed an Atex Practitioners Certificate, Compex wasn't enough even though Compex is the better course in my opinion.This was for all workers Any Electrical work then had to be inspected and certified by an Atex inspector

 

[mr smeeeth]

Is this for swapping components too, like a motor on the dispenser?

 

[Southern22]

A translator would also be required