Skip to content Accesskeys Newsroom

Gas safety and carbon monoxide

If you have any questions about the safety of your gas appliances, or want to know more about the warning signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, you can find out more below.

Gas safety

If you have a gas appliance, it should be properly installed or maintained at regular intervals by an engineer who is on the Gas Safe Register. You can find out more at the pages below:

If you have any doubts about the safety of your gas appliances, contact your local Gas Safe Registered engineer and request a full gas safety check. You can find a registered engineer in your area by:

The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) have compiled a list of common questions about gas safety. These can be found at the following link:

HSENI is advising that if you have had gas work carried out in your home or premises by George Brown, trading as George Brown of ‘The Calor Shop’ in Coleraine, that you switch off all your gas appliances and contact the HSENI emergency helpline number on 0800 0320 121.

Carbon monoxide poisoning

You can find out more about what to look out for in relation to a potential carbon monoxide leak at the following nidirect page:

As a precautionary measure, you can install an audible carbon monoxide (CO) alarm that meets British or European standards (BS Kitemark or EN 50291). These cost as little as £20.

More useful links