Occupied premises

Provides for the control of fire safety m all designated occupied premises, by ensuring that adequate general fire precautions are taken and appropriate means of escape and related precautions are present. Specifies the requirements for a fire certificate for various premises. 

When construction work is being undertaken on occupied premises, such as a retail store or an office block, certain important health and safety matters would need to be discussed and agreed with store or office management. These matters would include the location and isolation of the construction working areas, supervision of the work, procedures for the evacuation of the premises in the event of an emergency, the use of welfare and canteen facilities, the protection of the occupier s employees and procedures for handing back... 

Occupied premises - again this issue is covered in detail in Chapter 7. Where work is to be undertaken in or near occupied premises, such as hospitals, schools, office blocks, factories, shops or houses, it may be necessary to completely or partially... 

Regulation 11 does not apply to multi-occupied premises or sites where each unit, under the control of an individual tenarrt employer or self-employed person, is regarded as a separate workplace. In other cases, common areas may be shared workplaces, such as a reception area or carrteen or they may be under the control of a person to whom Section 4 of HSW Act applies. Suitable arrangements may need to be put in place for these areas. 

Crown owned or occupied premises are the responsibility of Her Majesty s Inspectors of Fire Services. 

Issues which will arise when the project is located in occupied premises... 

How to use other protective equipment, including sprinkler and other protection systems, and the need for fire doors to be unobstructed in occupied premises... 

Typically, on-site induction takes between 30 minutes and 2 hours, depending on the involvement of the client and other employers in joint-occupied premises. Induction training should be recorded in a log or register, and may be connected to the issue of identity badges. Newcomers to projects should receive induction before they start work, as... 

Work in occupied premises should be subject to additional risk assessment to make sure that third party interests are observed and appropriate information is given to them. 

It is perhaps appropriate that the old premises of the Department of Colloid Science are now occupied by the Department of the History and Philosophy of Science. To the best of my knowledge, there has never been another department of colloid science anywhere in the academic world. 

Air flow technologies that achieve and maintain a safe, healthy, productive and comfortable indoor environment in premises and occupied enclosures where this need is determined not only by human occupancy, normal human activities, and construction and finishing materials but also, and often primarily, by other factors, for example, production processes... 

Having passed the test so far, the way is now open to visit the premises occupied by the firm and meet the management of the company. Once a firm is accepted for the list, it should be placed in the size of contract category and within the range of its financial capabilities. 

That the notice might lawfully have been served on some person instead of, or in addition to, the appellant, being the owner or occupier of the premises from which the noise is emitted or would be emitted, and that it would have been equitable for it to have been so served. 

If such a notice is received, an occupier may serve a counter-notice on the local authority requesting them to carry out the measurements themselves. The converse may also happen, in that the local authority may serve a notice which empowers them to enter premises to take measurements (after 21 days notice). If this notice is received an owner can (by notice) require the local authority to allow him to carry out the measurements himself. 

Trial Site(s) means any premises occupied by the NHS Trust. 

Clark developed occupancy theory in the 1920s and 1930s.23 He built his theory on the premise that a response (E) arises only when a receptor is occupied by a ligand, that is, from a ligand-receptor complex (RL). The response is directly proportional to [RL] (Equation 5.3). 

This was developed by Linus Pauling in 1931 and was the first quantum-based model of bonding. It is based on the premise that if the atomic s, p, and d orbitals occupied by the valence electrons of adjacent atoms are combined in a suitable way, the hybrid orbitals that result will have the character and directional properties that are consistent with the bonding pattern in the molecule. The rules for bringing about these combinations turn out to be remarkably simple, so once they were worked out it became possible to use this model to predict the bonding behavior in a wide variety of molecules. The hybrid orbital model is most usefully applied to the p-block elements the first two rows of the periodic table, and is especially important in organic chemistry see Page 37. 

Rouelle s thoughts on chemical analysis reflected his expertise in the distillation analysis of vegetables. He accepted Stahl s premise that chemistry had long been occupied with the decomposition of supercompounds into compounds without penetrating more deeply into the composition of compounds or mixts. Such analysis would require well-proportioned instruments and a well-adjusted movement. Rouelle did not believe that solution methods could provide proper means for this kind of... 

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