MCC-NH Gas Fitters Practice Exam

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What should be done after fixing a detected leak in a gas system?

Call for a technician
Reset all gas controls
Perform a retest
Inform the user to resume operation

The correct answer is: Perform a retest

After fixing a detected leak in a gas system, performing a retest is essential to ensure that the repair was successful and that no additional leaks remain. This step involves conducting a thorough testing procedure to confirm that the integrity of the gas system has been restored, and it functions correctly and safely. Retesting provides peace of mind that the gas fittings, pipes, and connections were adequately repaired and that the environment is safe for operation. It helps in identifying any residual issues that may have been overlooked during the initial repair. Additionally, while other actions like calling for a technician or resetting gas controls may seem relevant, they do not directly confirm the safety and integrity of the system in the same way that a retest does. Informing the user to resume operation without first conducting a retest would expose individuals to potential hazards if there are unresolved issues in the gas system. Thus, retesting is a critical and standard procedure after any repairs in gas fitting to ensure overall safety.