Major Work Activity G - Services fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
Table of Contents
- Task G-20 Maintains fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
- Task G-21 Repairs fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
- Task G-22 Decommissions fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
Task G-20 Maintains fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
Task Descriptor
Maintaining fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment is important to ensure safe operation, optimal efficiency and reliable service.
G-20.01 - Inspects system components and operation
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-20.01.01P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-20.01.02P | verify that installation conforms to manufacturers’ specifications, codes, standards and regulations | installation is verified that it conforms to manufacturers’ specifications, codes, standards and regulations |
| G-20.01.03P | inspect fuel delivery system components and verify operation | fuel delivery system components are inspected, and operation is verified |
| G-20.01.04P | verify operation of controls | controls are verified to ensure they operate according to end-user requirements, manufacturers’ specifications, codes, standards and regulations |
| G-20.01.05P | inspect heat delivery systems | heat delivery systems are inspected to identify operation, wear, damage or deterioration |
| G-20.01.06P | inspect venting, chimneys and air supply | venting, chimneys and air supply are inspected to ensure operation according to codes, standards and regulations |
| G-20.01.07P | inspect refractory components of combustion chamber and heat exchangers | refractory components of combustion chamber and heat exchangers are inspected to identify cracks and deterioration |
| G-20.01.08P | inspect mechanical components | mechanical components are inspected to identify operation, wear, damage and deterioration |
| G-20.01.09P | perform sensory inspection of safety components to check operation | sensory inspection of safety components is performed to check operation |
| G-20.01.10P | verify functional operation of flame safeguard systems | flame safeguard systems are verified as operational |
| G-20.01.11P | verify functional operation of combustion control systems | combustion control systems are verified as operational |
| G-20.01.12P | verify functional operation of draft control systems | draft control systems are verified as operational |
| G-20.01.13P | verify functional operation of fuel valve train | fuel valve train is verified as operational |
| G-20.01.14P | test safety limits and controls | safety limits and controls are tested to verify operation |
| G-20.01.15P | inspect burner performance | burner performance is inspected by confirming fuel consumption and using combustion data |
| G-20.01.16P | inspect condensate lines | condensate lines are inspected to verify they are clean and clear of debris |
| G-20.01.17P | inspect fuel valves | fuel valves are inspected to ensure complete closure |
| G-20.01.18P | use computers to communicate with control systems and components to verify and adjust operation | control systems and components operation are verified and adjusted using computers |
Range of Variables
- tools and equipment include: manometers, pressure and temperature gauges, multimeters, combustion analyzers, leak detectors, computers, electronic devices
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
- fuel delivery system components include: gas lines, burners, valve trains, regulators, metres
- controls include: permissives, limits, interlocks
- heat delivery systems include: radiators, heat exchangers, ducts, piping, pumps, blowers, valves
- mechanical components include: switches, valves, dampers, fans, motors, linkages
- safety components include: UV and infrared scanners, flame-monitoring systems, thermopiles, thermocouples
- safety limits include: high limit, high and low water cut-offs, flow switches, high and low gas pressure switches
- combustion data includes: verify air gas mix using a combustion analyzer; combustion air volume; stack temperature; CO, CO2 and O2 levels; draft data; NOx; SOx
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-20.01.01L | demonstrate knowledge of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, their components, characteristics, applications and operation | identify types of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
| describe operating principles of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components | ||
| interpret information pertaining to fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their componentsfound on drawings and specifications | ||
| G-20.01.02L | demonstrate knowledge of concepts and fundamentals related to fuel | describe concepts and fundamentals related to fuel |
| G-20.01.03L | demonstrate knowledge of concepts and fundamentals related to electricity | describe concepts and fundamentals related to electricity |
| G-20.01.04L | demonstrate knowledge of concepts and fundamentals related to combustion | describe concepts and fundamentals related to combustion |
| G-20.01.05L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to inspect system components and operation | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to inspect system components and operation |
| identify tools and equipment used to inspect system components and operation, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to inspect system components and operation | ||
| describe sequence of operation to assist with inspection of systems | ||
| G-20.01.06L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to inspection of system components and operation | identify AHJ, codes, standards and regulations pertaining to inspection of system components and operation |
Range of Variables
- fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment include: storage, handling and dispensing systems; hydronic; steam; domestic hot water; hot air system; humidification; kitchen and process equipment; ovens; kilns
- procedures to inspect system components and operation include: verifying that installation of system conforms to manufacturers’ specifications, codes, standards and regulations; performing system inspections; verifying operation of system and controls; verifying functional operation of system; using computers to communicate with control systems and components
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion), atmospheric contamination (CO), hazardous materials
- tools and equipment include: manometers, pressure and temperature gauges, multimeters, combustion analyzers, leak detectors, computers, electronic devices
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
G-20.02 - Performs maintenance activities
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-20.02.01P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-20.02.02P | replace components | components are replaced according to maintenance schedule |
| G-20.02.03P | clean components | components are cleaned according to manufacturers’ specifications |
| G-20.02.04P | lubricate components | components are lubricated according to manufacturers’ specifications to ensure smooth operation of system |
| G-20.02.05P | remove components | components are removed using hoisting equipment |
| G-20.02.06P | adjust burner | burner is adjusted to safe and functional operation and manufacturers’ and AHJ requirements |
| G-20.02.07P | document repairs required for predictive component replacement | repairs required for predictive component replacement are documented according to maintenance schedule |
Range of Variables
- components (to be replaced) include: belts, flame rods, filters, gaskets
- components (to be cleaned) include: combustion chambers, burners, flame rods, scanners, blowers, heat exchangers
- components (to be lubricated) include: valves, linkages, motors, bearings, dampers
- components include: belts, flame rods, filters, gaskets, combustion chambers, burners, scanners, blowers, heat exchangers, valves, linkages, motors, bearings, dampers
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-20.02.01L | demonstrate knowledge of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, their components, characteristics, applications and operation | identify types of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
| describe operating principles of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components | ||
| interpret information pertaining to fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components found on drawings and specifications | ||
| G-20.02.02L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components |
| identify tools and equipment used to maintain fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to maintain fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | ||
| G-20.02.03L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to maintenance of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | identify codes, standards and regulations pertaining to maintenance of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components |
Range of Variables
- fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment include: storage, handling and dispensing systems; hydronic; steam; domestic hot water; hot air system; humidification; kitchen and process equipment; ovens; kilns
- components include: belts, flame rods, filters, gaskets, combustion chambers, burners, scanners, blowers, heat exchangers, valves, linkages, motors, bearings, dampers
- procedures to maintain fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components include: removing, replacing, cleaning, lubricating and adjusting components; documenting required repairs
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion)
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
Task G-21 Repairs fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
Task Descriptor
Gasfitters repair fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment by diagnosing problems and isolating problem areas. They replace faulty components to correct the issue. It is important to subsequently verify the operation of the repaired system and fully document the repair work.
G-21.01 - Diagnoses system components and operation
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-21.01.01P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-21.01.02P | verify equipment performance | equipment performance is verified to identify faults or erratic operation |
| G-21.01.03P | apply trade knowledge to isolate problems | trade knowledge is applied to isolate problems |
| G-21.01.04P | check operation of electrical components | operation of electrical components is checked to manufacturers’ specifications |
| G-21.01.05P | check fuel pressures | fuel pressures are checked to ensure switches meet operational parameters |
| G-21.01.06P | inspect burner performance | burner performance is inspected using combustion data |
| G-21.01.07P | set up diagnostic monitoring devices | diagnostic monitoring devices are set up to record and identify operating conditions and interpret fault codes |
Range of Variables
- tools and equipment include: manometers, draft gauges, combustion analyzers, multimeters
- electrical components include: fuses, transformers, contacts, relays, limit switches, control devices, flame safeguard systems
- combustion data includes: verify air gas mix using a combustion analyzer; combustion air volume; stack temperature; CO, CO2 and O2 levels; draft data; NOx; SOx
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-21.01.01L | demonstrate knowledge of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, their components, characteristics, applications and operation | identify types of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
| describe operating principles of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components | ||
| interpret information pertaining to fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their componentsfound on drawings and specifications | ||
| G-21.01.02L | demonstrate knowledge of concepts and fundamentals related to fuel | describe concepts and fundamentals related to fuel |
| G-21.01.03L | demonstrate knowledge of concepts and fundamentals related to electricity | describe concepts and fundamentals related to electricity |
| G-21.01.04L | demonstrate knowledge of concepts and fundamentals related to combustion | describe concepts and fundamentals related to combustion |
| G-21.01.05L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components |
| identify tools and equipment used to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | ||
| G-21.01.06L | demonstrate knowledge of manufacturers’ training to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components | identify manufacturers’ training to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components |
| G-21.01.07L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components |
| identify documentation |
Range of Variables
- fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment include: storage, handling and dispensing systems; hydronic; steam; domestic hot water; hot air system; humidification; kitchen and process equipment; ovens; kilns
- procedures to diagnose fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components include: verifying equipment performance to identify faults or erratic operation, applying trade knowledge to isolate problems, checking operation of electrical components and fuel pressures, inspecting burner performance, setting up diagnostic monitoring devices to record and identify operating conditions, interpreting fault codes
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion)
- tools and equipment include: manometers, draft gauges, combustion analyzers, multimeters
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
- documentation includes: service reports, check sheets, permits
G-21.02 - Replaces components
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-21.02.01P | identify appliance and equipment | appliance and equipment are identified by make, model number, serial number and manufacturers’ code |
| G-21.02.02P | source out parts, availability of equipment and compatibility of replacement parts | parts, availability of equipment and compatibility of replacement parts are sourced out |
| G-21.02.03P | verify replacement parts are all included and operate | replacement parts are verified that they are all included and operate according to specifications |
| G-21.02.04P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-21.02.05P | perform lock-out and tag-out procedures on system to isolate energy sources | system is locked out and tagged out to isolate energy sources |
| G-21.02.06P | remove and reassemble components to access repair area | components are removed and reassembled to access repair area |
| G-21.02.07P | disconnect and reconnect wiring and linkages | wiring and linkages are disconnected and reconnected |
| G-21.02.08P | record configuration of components | configuration of components is recorded to facilitate reassembly |
| G-21.02.09P | remove defective components and install replacement components | defective components are removed, and replacement components are installed |
| G-21.02.10P | dispose of and recycle defective components | defective components are disposed of and recycled according to AHJ |
Range of Variables
- components include: protective covers, shields
- record includes: making sketches, taking photographs, marking components, storing data
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-21.02.01L | demonstrate knowledge of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, their components, characteristics, applications and operation | identify types of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
| describe operating principles of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components | ||
| interpret information pertaining to fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their componentsfound on drawings and specifications | ||
| G-21.02.02L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to replace components | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to replace components |
| identify tools and equipment used to replace components, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to replace components | ||
| G-21.02.03L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to replacement of components | identify codes, standards and regulations pertaining to replacement of components |
Range of Variables
- fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment include: storage, handling and dispensing systems; hydronic; steam; domestic hot water; hot air system; humidification; kitchen and process equipment; ovens; kilns
- procedures to replace components include: identifying appliance and equipment; sourcing out parts, availability of equipment and compatibility of replacement parts; verifying replacement parts are all included and operational; performing lock-out and tag-out procedures on system; removing and reassembling components to access repair area; disconnecting and reconnecting wiring and linkages; recording configuration of components; removing defective components; installing replacement components; disposing of and recycling defective components
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion)
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME, TDG
G-21.03 - Verifies operation
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-21.03.01P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-21.03.02P | remove lock-out and tag-out and restore energy sources | lock-out and tag-out are removed and energy sources are restored |
| G-21.03.03P | check operation of system | system is checked that it operates according to manufacturers’ specifications, codes, standards and regulations |
| G-21.03.04P | perform tests | tests are performed to verify operation |
| G-21.03.05P | verify electrical components | electrical components are verified they have correct rotation and are at rated operating parameters |
| G-21.03.06P | verify mechanical components | mechanical components are verified they are operational |
| G-21.03.07P | check lighting and operation of burner | burner is checked to ensure safe lighting and operation |
| G-21.03.08P | operate system through several cycles and monitor performance throughout | system is operated through several cycles and performance is monitored throughout |
| G-21.03.09P | complete documentation | documentation is completed according to company policies, manufacturers’ requirements, codes, standards and regulations |
Range of Variables
- tools and equipment include:manometers, draft gauges, combustion analyzers, multimeters
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
- tests include: combustion analysis; flame safeguard tests; functional operation of permissives, limits and interlocks
- electrical components include: motors, blowers, capacitors, contactors, relays
- mechanical components include: valves, regulators, switches, pumps, bearings, seals, linkages, dampers
- documentation includes: service reports, check sheets, permits, warrantees
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-21.03.01L | demonstrate knowledge of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, their components, characteristics, applications and operation | identify types of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications |
| describe operating principles of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components | ||
| interpret information pertaining to fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their componentsfound on drawings and specifications | ||
| G-21.03.02L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components |
| identify tools and equipment used to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment,and their components, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | ||
| G-21.03.03L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components | identify codes, standards and regulations to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components |
Range of Variables
- fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment include: storage, handling and dispensing systems; hydronic; steam; domestic hot water; hot air system; humidification; kitchen and process equipment; ovens; kilns
- procedures to verify operation of fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components include: removing lock-out and tag-out, checking operation of system, performing tests, verifying electrical and mechanical components, checking lighting and operation of burner, operating system through several cycles and monitoring performance throughout, completing documentation
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion)
- tools and equipment include:manometers, draft gauges, combustion analyzers, multimeters
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
Task G-22 Decommissions fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment
Task Descriptor
Gasfitters decommission fuel systems, appliances and ancillary equipment for upgrading, retrofitting or demolition. Safety and isolation of energy sources are very important.
G-22.01 - Disconnects appliances and ancillary equipment
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-22.01.01P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-22.01.02P | perform lock-out and tag-out procedures for energy sources | lock-out and tag-out procedures are performed for energy sources |
| G-22.01.03P | isolate and terminate energy sources | energy sources are isolated and terminated according to site requirements, AHJ, codes, standards and regulations |
| G-22.01.04P | rig and hoist heavy equipment and components | heavy equipment and components are rigged and hoisted for removal |
| G-22.01.05P | disconnect and terminate control wires and tubing | control wires and tubing are disconnected and terminated |
| G-22.01.06P | isolate, purge and cap gas supply | gas supply is isolated, purged and capped according to codes, standards and regulations |
| G-22.01.07P | disconnect and cap venting system | venting system is disconnected and capped |
| G-22.01.08P | disconnect and cap distribution system | distribution system is disconnected and capped |
| G-22.01.09P | isolate accessories from system and remove energy sources | accessories are isolated from system and energy sources are removed to disable function |
| G-22.01.10P | disconnect accessories from appliance | accessories are disconnected from appliance |
| G-22.01.11P | check for leaks | systems are checked for leaks to ensure they are safe according to safe work practices, codes, standards and regulations |
Range of Variables
- energy sources include: electrical, hydronic, pneumatic, mechanical, centrifugal, kinetic
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
- distribution systems include: piping for distribution system, ductwork
- accessories include: heating and cooling coils, humidifiers, electronic air cleaners, filtration systems, pumps
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-22.01.01L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment |
| identify tools and equipment used to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment | ||
| describe building systems and impact of decommissioning fuel systems | ||
| G-22.01.02L | demonstrate knowledge of training and certification requirements to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment | identify training and certification requirements to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment |
| G-22.01.03L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment | identify codes, standards and regulations to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipment |
Range of Variables
- procedures to disconnect appliances and ancillary equipmentinclude: performing lock-out and tag-out procedures; isolating and terminating energy sources; rigging and hoisting heavy equipment and components; disconnecting and terminating control wires and tubing; isolating, purging and capping gas supply; disconnecting and capping venting and distribution systems; isolating accessories from system and removing energy sources; disconnecting accessories from appliance; checking for leaks
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion)
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME
G-22.02 - Removes appliances and ancillary equipment
| NL | NS | PE | NB | QC | ON | MB | SK | AB | BC | NT | YT | NU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NV | yes | NV | yes | yes | ND | yes | ND | yes | yes | NV | NV | NV |
| Reference Code | Performance Criteria | Evidence of Attainment |
|---|---|---|
| G-22.02.01P | select and use tools and equipment | tools and equipment are selected and used according to task |
| G-22.02.02P | rig and hoist heavy appliances, ancillary equipment and components | heavy appliances, ancillary equipment and components are rigged and hoisted for removal |
| G-22.02.03P | coordinate with personnel to move appliances and ancillary equipment | personnel to move appliances and ancillary equipment is coordinated |
| G-22.02.04P | remove appliances, accessories and ancillary equipment as required | appliances, accessories and ancillary equipment are removed as required |
| G-22.02.05P | store appliances and ancillary equipment | appliances and ancillary equipment are stored according to site requirements |
| G-22.02.06P | dispose of and recycle appliances, accessories and ancillary equipment | appliances, accessories and ancillary equipment are disposed of and recycled according to environmental acts, jurisdictional regulations and best practices |
Range of Variables
- personnel include:designates, other tradespersons, contractors
| Reference Code | Learning Outcomes | Learning Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| G-22.02.01L | demonstrate knowledge of procedures to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components | identify hazards and describe safe work practices to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components |
| identify tools and equipment used to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components, and describe their procedures for use | ||
| describe procedures to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components | ||
| G-22.02.02L | demonstrate knowledge of training and certification requirements to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components | identify training and certification requirements to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components |
| G-22.02.03L | demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to removal and disposal of appliances, ancillary equipment and their components | identify codes, standards and regulations pertaining to removal and disposal of appliances, ancillary equipment and their components |
Range of Variables
- procedures to remove appliances, ancillary equipment and their components include: rigging and hoisting heavy appliances and ancillary equipment, and their components; coordinating with personnel to move appliances and ancillary equipment; removing appliances, accessories and ancillary equipment; storing appliances and ancillary equipment; disposing of and recycling appliances, accessories and ancillary equipment
- hazards include: compressed gas, flammable gas, equipment failure, electrocution, alternate energy systems, physical injuries, atmospheric (explosion)
- codes, standards and regulations (note that certain codes may not be adopted in some provinces and territories) include: CSA (B149.1, B149.2, B149.3, B149.5, B149.6, B108), CAN/BNQ 1784, CEC, NBC, AHJ, NFPA, ANSI/ASME, TDG