British Compressed Gases Association

The British Compressed Gases Association is the British trade association representing the industrial gases industry. It publishes Guidance Notes and Codes of Practice covering safe practice in the handling and use of gases.

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
Code of Practice CP 7	Safe use of oxy-fuel gas equipment (individual portable or mobile cylinder supply) (incorporating corrigendum 1 - January 2017)	2014	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 8	Safe storage of gaseous hydrogen in seamless cylinders and similar containers	1986	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 11	Procedures required to be in use in test stations that undertake the periodic inspection, testing and maintenance of transportable gas containers. Revision 3: 1994	1994	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 12	Safe use of non-refillable gas containers (cylinders)	1984	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 16	Movement of static gas storage tanks by road	2013	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 16	Movement of static gas storage tanks by road	2019	Current
Code of Practice CP 16	Movement of static storage tanks for non flammable, non toxic gases by road. Revision 2	2002	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 16	Movement of static storage tanks for non flammable, non toxic gases by road	1988	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 16	Movement of static storage tanks for non-flammable non-toxic gases by road. Revision 3	2006	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 17	Repair of hand held blowpipes and gas regulators used with compressed gases for welding, cutting and related processes (Revision 1)	1998	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 17	Repair of hand held blowpipes and gas regulators used with compressed gases for welding, cutting and related processes (Revision 2)	2004	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 18	Gas supply and distribution systems. Specialty gases	2024	Current
Code of Practice CP 18	Safe storage, handling and use of special gases	2014	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 18	The safe storage, handling and use of special gases in the micro-electronics and other industries. Revision 2	2005	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 19	Bulk liquid oxygen storage at users premises (Revision 2)	1996	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 19	Bulk liquid oxygen storage at users premises (Revision 3)	2002	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 21	Bulk liquid argon or nitrogen storage at users premises. Revision 1: 1998	1998	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 21	Bulk liquid argon or nitrogen storage at users premises. Revision 2	2004	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 23	Application of the pressure systems and transportable gas container regulations 1989 to industrial and medical pressure systems installed at consumer premises	1992	Withdrawn
Code of Practice CP 23	Application of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 to industrial and medical pressure systems installed at user premises (Revision 1)	2002	Withdrawn

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