Supervisory and preventive measures at construction sites in the district
In order to prevent emergencies at construction sites in the Beshenkovichi district, employees of the Beshenkovichi District Department for Emergency Situations (hereinafter referred to as the RDCH) conducted a set of supervisory and preventive measures (technical measures, raids, discussions, briefings of employees, etc.) at construction sites in the district from October 31, 2023, to November 24, 2023.
Over the past period of 2023, RDCH employees issued 8 conclusions on compliance with the requirements for construction sites located in the district, construction and installation work is currently underway at 3 sites, work has been frozen at 1 more construction site, and approximately 50 sites where competent authorities have issued permits for design and construction, but work has not yet begun.
The most common violations at construction sites in 2023 were violations of a regulatory nature committed by contracting organizations, namely:
provision of fire extinguishing means for buildings under construction, territories, and utility rooms (absent or incomplete);
cluttering of the territory with combustible waste and construction debris;
presence of a heating stove in a temporary building that does not meet the requirements;
storage
storage of combustible materials (building structures) within the established fire breaks, etc.Over the past period of 2023, RDCH employees issued 8 conclusions on compliance with the requirements for construction sites located in the district, construction and installation work is currently underway at 3 sites, work has been frozen at 1 more construction site, and approximately 50 sites where competent authorities have issued permits for design and construction, but work has not yet begun.
The most common violations at construction sites in 2023 were violations of a regulatory nature committed by contracting organizations, namely:
provision of fire extinguishing means for buildings under construction, territories, and utility rooms (absent or incomplete);
cluttering of the territory with combustible waste and construction debris;
presence of a heating stove in a temporary building that does not meet the requirements;
storage
We would like to remind you once again about the strict observance of the requirements of regulatory documents in the field of fire safety, both during construction and installation work, and during the design of these facilities.
For the owners of construction sites (developers), in order to prevent possible emergency situations, as well as problems during the acceptance of the construction site into operation, we recommend analyzing the progress of construction and installation work and design, and in case of any questions, contact the competent authority for consultation (for the current period of 2023, motivated refusals to accept construction sites were issued three times).
Senior Inspector of SNiP
Beshenkovichi Regional Emergency Situations Department Milashkin A.A.