World Plumbing Day

  1. PASS Presents Gas Engineers’ New Best Friend: Sauermann’s Si-CA Flue Gas Analysers

    PASS Presents Gas Engineers’ New Best Friend: Sauermann’s Si-CA Flue Gas Analysers
    https://youtu.be/UQBk7QN-6rY PASS Presents... In this episode of PASS Presents we’re excited to introduce Sauermann: a new brand of flue gas analysers exclusive to PASS/tester.co.uk! Joining our presenter is Mick Wilkinson, Sauermann’s National Sales Manager, to talk about the applications and advantages of Sauermann’s Si-CA 030 and Si-CA 130 Flue Gas Analysers. Watch the interview above; via our YouTube, @PASSLTD-tester, or on the Si-CA 030 and Si-CA 130 information pages to discover everything you need to know about Sauermann’s Si-CA Flue Gas Analysers in just 15 minutes! Continue reading → Continue reading →
  2. PASS Presents TPI’s DC710 & DC711 Flue Gas Analysers

    PASS Presents TPI’s DC710 & DC711 Flue Gas Analysers
    https://youtu.be/-2g20rZXZtU?si=J5ywBU3PI3qyy_Co PASS Presents TPI In our latest episode of PASS Presents, we talk to TPI Key Account Manager, Nigel Partridge, about TPI’s popular DC710 Flue Gas Analyser and new DC711 Flue Gas Analyser. Available on our YouTube channel, @PASSLTD-tester, and dedicated web pages for the DC710 and DC711, this video is the second in our PASS Presents series of interviews with industry experts and in-house specialists. Continue reading → Continue reading →
  3. Gas Safety Saves Energy & Reduces Bills

    On the left of the image is the Gas Safety Week Logo. Next to this on a light grey background, large black text reads "Keeping our nation gas safe". Underneath this text is smaller, dark grey text reading "11th - 17th September 2023". Beneath this are the cartoon gas safety superheroes. The ongoing cost of living crisis has understandably prevented many people from undertaking essential home maintenance work. To reduce spending, homeowners leave simple safety checks or repair jobs unaddressed. Far from saving households money, avoiding necessary upkeep is estimated to cost the average home £1885 a year, contributing to an overall additional expenditure of £6.8bn across households in the UK. One task that property owners often procrastinate is having their gas boiler safety checked by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. Still, with autumn and winter fast approaching, not having your boiler safety checked could prove more expensive than having it done.[1] Continue reading →
  4. International Women’s Day: Embracing Equity is Essential for the Survival of the Trades

    On the right is an image of a Gas Safe registered engineer showing her Gas Safe ID badge to a female homeowner/tenant. On the left white text on a purple background reads "Embracing Equity is Essential for the Survival of the Trades". Beneath the text is the International Women's Day Logo. Impending net-zero targets as well as an ongoing labour shortage and skills gap make it more imperative than ever to address gender disparity across the trades. When it comes to trade sectors, such as heating, electricity, and plumbing, women represent an untapped talent pool. Embracing equity to make these career paths more palatable to women is an excellent way to attract female workers to the industries. Training women in the latest techniques and technologies will go a long way to addressing the labour and skills shortfall and helping the nation to meet net-zero targets. It also presents new financial opportunities that may have been previously overlooked.  Continue reading →
  5. International Women’s Day: Lillian Baumbach, the USA's First Female Master Plumber

    To the left of the image white text on a black background reads 'Lillian Ann Baumbach The First Female Master Plumber'. Beneath this in smaller white text it reads 'International Women's Day and World Plumbing Day'. To the right of the image is a photo of Lillian Ann Baumbach in overalls with a heavy wrench slung over her shoulder. She stands in front of a Baumbach truck and looks over her shoulder with the wrench resting on it towards the camera. To mark International Women’s Day (8th March) and World Plumbing Day (11th March), we’re celebrating a woman who chose to #BreakTheBias in the plumbing industry. Allow us to introduce Lillian Ann Baumbach, the USA’s first female Master Plumber. Continue reading →
  6. Five Reasons Plumbers and Heating Engineers Need a Thermal Camera

    Thermal imaging cameras detect infrared energy and convert this into a thermal image allowing you to see the distribution of heat throughout the scene. PASS stocks a range of thermal imaging cameras optimised for building, heating, and plumbing diagnostics, including models by FLIR and Testo. Plumbers and heating engineers use thermal cameras to improve the ease and efficiency of jobs as they provide a fast and simple method of identifying damp, water damage, radiator blockages, and leaking pipes. Read on to discover five ways a thermal imaging camera can help you in your daily work. Continue reading →
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