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Gas Leak Survey / Investigation Report

This report documents a survey or investigation for gas leaks on a piping system or premises, recording the detection method, each leak found and its industry-standard grade, and the action taken or scheduled.

International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), NFPA 54; leak grading follows GPTC/DOT-PHMSA industry practice (49 CFR 192.703 applies directly to regulated pipeline operators — treat as good practice, not a statutory duty, on customer-side piping)Valid: Annual (12 months)

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What it covers

  • Area or system surveyed
  • Detection method and instrument
  • Leaks found and location
  • Leak grade (Grade 1, 2 or 3)
  • Immediate action taken
  • Repair or re-survey schedule

Who needs a Gas Leak Survey?

Qualified gas technicians
Utilities
Facility managers
Commercial property owners

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Frequently asked questions about Gas Leak Survey

What do gas leak grades mean?
The gas industry commonly classifies leaks into three grades, adapted from the GPTC/DOT-PHMSA framework used by pipeline operators: Grade 1 is a probable existing hazard requiring immediate action, Grade 2 is non-hazardous at the time of detection but should be scheduled for repair, and Grade 3 is non-hazardous and expected to remain so. This report records the grade assigned to each leak; a contractor working on customer-side piping should confirm exact repair timeframes with the local utility/AHJ, as these vary by jurisdiction.
How often should a gas leak survey be done?
Survey frequency depends on the system, occupancy and jurisdiction — periodic surveys are common for commercial and utility systems. The report supports an annual or scheduled survey cycle.

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