Back to Basics: The Fundamentals of Pressure Systems in Social Housing

Session Overview

In the context of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR) and UK legislation, a pressure system is defined as a system comprising of one or more pressure vessels of rigid construction, along with any associated pipework and protective devices.
Social housing providers have a responsibility to ensure the safety of their tenants; this includes the safe management of pressure systems within their properties.

What’s Covered?

This webinar will look at the duties of pressure systems operators in social housing settings, where systems include:

  • Boilers and hot water systems
  • Heating systems
  • Pressurised water tanks.
  • Session contents:

Introduction to pressure systems

  • Overview of relevant fluids
  • Overview of written schemes
  • Overview of thorough examinations
  • Effective management of pressure systems
  • Overview of servicing & maintenance
  • The importance of record keeping

How to Book

To book places at this event, please fill in a booking form.
Members are entitled to at least one free place (per organisation). If you are unsure of your free place allowance then please do get in touch and we'd be happy to help.
Non-member social housing providers are welcome to book for £99 and members can book additional places at a discounted rate of £49.