BOP Hose Certificate Auditor: The 5-Line Check

Tick each line your API 16D certificate actually shows. Anything left unticked is a gap to challenge before you accept the hose.

1 · IssuerA named third-party body such as Lloyd’s Register — not the seller’s own letterhead.
2 · Certificate numberA traceable reference number you can quote back and verify.
3 · Applicable clauseThe specific fire-test criterion, e.g. API 16D 10.1.2 and Lloyd’s OSG 1000/499.
4 · Validity windowA real start and expiry date — certificates lapse.
5 · Covered scopeWhether it covers the control system or a hose component, and which sizes.
0 / 5 lines confirmed
Tick the lines your certificate shows. A certificate missing any of these five is an unverifiable claim on a safety-critical control line.

A guided checklist, not a compliance determination. Also verify the control-system maker’s Monogram on the official API Composite List.