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Comprehensive Building Safety Assessment Report

Detailed analysis of Buildings 25, 70, 155, 166, and 187 based on structural, infrastructure, and safety aspects. Includes inspection reports, risk assessment, and criteria used during the visit for evaluation. Recommendations for improvements and long-term viability.

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Comprehensive Building Safety Assessment Report

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  1. PH Building AssessmentBuildings 25,70, 155, 166 and 187 Safety Analysis

  2. Basis of Assessment • Building Inspection Report • ODM’s • TSO Risks Assessment • TSO Report • Visit • Analysis

  3. Criteria used during visit • Structure • Roof, Façade, Walls, Floors, Windows, Doors, Corridors, Stairs • Infrastructure • Electricity, Plumbing • Safety • Detection, Evacuation, Emergency Lighting, Signage, Fire Doors, Fire Fighting Equipment

  4. Buildings 25,70, 155, 166 and 1871 of 3 • Structure • Roof (wood/ethernite). Large crack (bldg 25). Some leaks from skylights. • Facade. Paintwork. • Windows. Rotting frames with single glazing. Some blinds to be replaced. • Bldg 70 is all wood construction. • Infrastructure • Electricity to be checked (circuit breakers)

  5. Buildings 25, 70, 155, 166 and 1872 of 3 • Flooring, mezzanine 155 – maximum load assessment • Access, paving (exterior) to be consolidated • Heating inefficient (Bldg 16, full renovation required)

  6. Buildings 25, 70, 155, 166 and 1873 of 3 • Conclusion • Large amounts of wood are employed in the construction of parts of this building complex (roofing, corridors, offices). • The long term viability of the complex should be assessed and if kept investment should be considered for fire detection, protection and evacuation.

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