Who is responsible for performing the transfer of non-flammable compressed gases?

The transfer of non-flammable compressed gases falls under the responsibilities designated to individuals holding specific Certificates of Fitness (COF). The G-46 COF holder is specifically trained and certified to manage and handle non-flammable compressed gases, making them the most suitable choice for this task.

This certification ensures that the individual possesses the necessary knowledge and skills regarding safety protocols, proper handling techniques, and compliance with regulations that govern non-flammable gases. Non-flammable gases can present unique challenges, such as issues related to pressure and storage, that require specialized training to mitigate risks effectively.

In contrast, the other COF holders—such as G-40, G-50, and G-60—are trained for different specific operations or types of gas handling that do not include non-flammable gases, which is why they would not be the appropriate choice for this responsibility. Understanding the designated tasks associated with each COF is crucial for ensuring safety and compliance within operations involving gas handling.