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Administration of the new ‘Gasketelwet’ & SCIOS Scope 12

Administration in your business software for the ‘Gasketelwet’ & SCIOS Scope 12

The service and installation industry is currently facing two significant changes. Gas boiler installers have had to deal with the new Gasketelwet since the end of 2020, and solar panel installers have had to deal with the SCIOS Scope 12 inspection since the spring of 2021. Although the arrangements are entirely different, they both mean that you must record certifications per technician in your records to send the right technician to a job. In this webinar, we would like to show you how to easily record certifications and consider this when planning resources, among other things, to comply with the new legislation.

Medewerker voert onderhoud uit volgens de nieuwe Gasketelwet

Installatiemonteur voert onderhoud uit aan een cv-ketel volgens de Gasketelwet

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The webinar was a great success, but you can no longer register. Are you looking for advice or have questions about what the Gas Boiler Act or SCIOS Scope 12 means for you? We are happy to discuss it with you. Contact us via the form, and we will reply soon.

On Friday, July 2, 2021, at 11:00 a.m., we will show you how you can easily use the service and maintenance software to get your administration for the Gas Boiler Act or SCIOS Scope 12 in the webinar. Of course, this webinar will allow you to ask questions. Sign up to receive the link to the digital webinar in your mailbox so that you can participate.

What is the new Gasketelwet and the SCIOS Scope 12?

The new Gas Boiler Act came into effect on October 1, 2020. This law stipulates that only skilled installation companies are authorized to work on central heating systems. The bridging period is in force until January 1, 2023, so installers have until then to obtain the CO certification and get the administration in order.

Since spring 2021, PV installation installers have had to deal with the new SCIOS Scope 12 inspection. The SCIOS foundation set up the inspection after more and more fires with electrical causes occurred in solar panels in recent years. Insurers were growing demand for solar panel installations carried out only by certified installation companies. The Scope 12 inspection consists of an initial inspection (ECI) and periodic follow-up inspections (PI), which installers may only carry out with a SCIOS Certificate.