Medical Gas Management Services

Lists of Tests

Minimum Tests For Medical Gas System Certification For New Construction and Remodeling:

Qualifications of Install
Brazing Performance Record
Materials
Installation Procedures
150 PSIG Pressure Test
24 Hr Standing Pressure Test
Crossed Lines Test
Labeling (valves, outlets, Alarms)
Labeling (pipeline)
Blow Down Test (White Cloth)
Valve Operation Test (Branch, Maintenance and Zone Valves)
Alarm Test
Flow Test
Operational Pressure Test
Medical Gas Concentration Test
Existing System Particulate Test
Piping Purity Test (Particulate/Gaseous)
Final Tie-In Test

If you are not getting a report showing these tests and their results then you are not getting a qualified medical gas system test or certification. This means you assume liability for deficiencies not tested. This applies to contractors as well as hospitals when they accept the work from the contractor.

Construction and Installation Supervision

Installing a system to code requires having the correct equipment in the correct location. The plans should have this laid out. In many cases in new construction a contractor may have changed some of the architecture to make it easier for walls or equipment to be installed. This will cause a change in the installation of the medical gas system. Medical Gas Management's knowledge of code compliance for a complete system allows for as little down time as possible when these delays occur.

Medical Gas Management will make recommendations to help save money during the construction phase and during the life of the system. If a contractor is not qualified to complete the job Medical Gas Management will work closely with the contractor by providing a qualified person to perform the work needed or we can train the contractors personnel to qualify them to work on medical gas systems.

What ever the need Medical Gas Management will help keep your project on line and most importantly patient safe. Call us today for a quote on how we can help you!