B139 Comprehensive Inspections
The B139 Comprehensive Inspection is a 53 point inspection based on the CSA B139 Series:19 Installation code for oil-burning equipment, notably emergency (life-safety) generators, boilers for heating or domestic hot water or fire protection pumps. Other codes that influence the inspection are the National Building Code of Canada, the CSA C282:19 Emergency electrical supply for buildings, and the NFPA 20 Standards for the Installation of Stationary Pumps for Fire Protection and the NFPA 211 Standards for Chimneys and Vents.
There are three main areas that our TSSA certified OBT-1 technicians evaluate during the inspection:
- Fuel storage and supply (tanks, piping and pumps)
- Combustion air (louvers and ducting)
- Venting the product of combustion
With over 25 years of inspection services experience, the experts at Mannion Petroleum will guide you through your TSSA generator, boiler and fire pump requirements.
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At Mannion Petroleum we keep our team small so you can be confident that the technicians that arrive at your home or job site are highly experienced and qualified. Technicians are certified by the Technical Safety & Standards Authority (TSSA) for Ontario. Service in English, French or Spanish.
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The Process for Commercial Fuel Tank Removal:
- Lay down protective runners from the building entrance to the tank area
- Removal of the filler pipe and vent pipe from outside to the tank
- Pumping out of all residual product, sludge and water
- Purging and removal of filter and supply line(s) to appliance(s)
- Cut tank in two or more pieces (must be halved for disposal) and remove
- Cement filler and vent holes in foundation
- Clean up work area
Remember, only TSSA certified technicians can install or remove fuel oil tanks.
For more information, contact the certified professionals at Mannion Petroleum today!