17 hours ago17 hr Apparently I need a "Ventilation Commissioning Certificate". Though if you have passive ventilation this is not required? I detest having to fork out for testing and commissioning, especially when the requirements are so basic. It seems to me that BC only exist to create jobs and empty my pockets! Does anyone know if I can do this myself? Either that or have a form I can plagiarise?
16 hours ago16 hr There are many on here who have done it themselves - so yes you can. This is one of the certs you can understand the need for because you don't want to asphyxiate anyone. You air tightness certificate will be a help in getting started as it will show how leaky, or otherwise, your place is when sealed up as tight as it can be. You can then go from there.here are some links to discussions here:
14 hours ago14 hr Yes you can do your but only if you have certified test equipment - the certificate needs to in date and copy supplied to BCIt's not expensive, it all part of the cost of building.
9 hours ago9 hr Author Great, thanks. Does anyone have an example spreadsheet I can view? Edited 9 hours ago9 hr by GaryChaplin
5 hours ago5 hr @GaryChaplin I made this form up, plagarised a bit from @Jeremy Harris. Did the commisioning myself with the help of @Adrian Walker Filled in my name where a name was required, sent it of to my BCO and never heard a word.MVHR Comissioning Documentation template.pdf Edited 5 hours ago5 hr by Russdl
Just now1 min 5 hours ago, Russdl said:@GaryChaplin I made this form up, plagarised a bit from @Jeremy Harris. Did the commisioning myself with the help of @Adrian Walker Filled in my name where a name was required, sent it of to my BCO and never heard a word.MVHR Comissioning Documentation template.pdfWe had a fun day commissioning, but it's not something you can't rush.
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