Gas engineer IDs an appliance?

[WeeLearnerLad]

What does it mean when a gas engineer IDs an appliance as unsafe? Does it literally mean the appliance has been identified as unsafe or is there another meaning to the terminology? What other common abbriviations/acronyms does a gas engineer use?

FFS 😜

Right or wrong answers welcome

 

[Deleted member 120897]

Is this a wind up? You have gsr, but you’re questioning ID categorisation.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Basically it can kill somebody if left on

 

[WeeLearnerLad]

Is this a wind up? You have gsr, but you’re questioning ID categorisation.

I don't have gsr. There wasn't an apprentice category to select. So no, not a wind up

 

[Deleted member 120897]

I don't have gsr. There wasn't an apprentice category to select. So no, not a wind up

Ok, my apologies, as your profile states you do have gsr. In a recent HVP, Gas safe and Igem (institute of gas engineers and managers) video it (ID) was described as an immediate danger to life or property.

Here is the link