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CD/10 Oil Firing Installation Completion Report

The CD/10 is OFTEC's official Oil Firing Installation Completion Report, issued when a new oil-fired appliance is installed. It confirms the installation complies with Building Regulations, covering appliance commissioning, oil storage, supply pipework, flue system, and fire protection. OFTEC-registered technicians use it to self-certify installations under the Competent Person Scheme.

Building Regulations Approved Document J, BS 5410, OFTEC Technical Book 3Valid: One-off (per installation)

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What it covers

  • Oil appliance specification and commissioning readings
  • Oil storage tank compliance (type, capacity, containment)
  • Oil supply pipework, filter, and fire valve
  • Flue system type, material, and termination
  • Fire protection and separation distances
  • Building Regulations notification

Who needs a CD/10?

Homeowners having oil appliances installed
Landlords
Building Control
Insurance companies

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Frequently asked questions about CD/10

What is the difference between a CD/10 and an OFTEC Installation Certificate?
They are the same document under two names: CD/10 is the OFTEC form number. An OFTEC-registered technician notifies the installation to OFTEC, who tell the local authority, and that notification is what satisfies Building Regulations. Filling the form in here gives you the record and the customer’s copy; it does not notify OFTEC.
Do I need Building Control approval for a new oil boiler?
If you are OFTEC registered, notifying the job to OFTEC is what self-certifies it under the Competent Person Scheme: the notification, not the paperwork. If you are not OFTEC registered, you must make a Building Regulations application to the council and have the work inspected.

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