The Building (Higher-Risk Buildings Procedures) (England) Regulations 2023
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35 Mandatory occurrence reporting: definitions
In regulations 32 to 34— “construction phase” means the period of time beginning when the HRB work, a stage of HRB work or work to existing HRB starts and ending when the work is completed; “HRB design work” means design of any HRB work, stage of HRB work or work to existing HRB; “principal dutyholders” means the principal contractor (or sole contractor) and the principal designer (or sole or lead designer); “reporting person” means— any designer (including the principal designer), any contractor (including the principal contractor), and any other person who is a periodic visitor on the site of work; “safety occurrence” means— in relation to a design, an aspect of the design relating to the structural integrity or fire safety of a higher-risk building that would, if built, meet the risk condition; otherwise, an incident or situation relating to the structural integrity or fire safety of a higher-risk building that meets the risk condition. (2) In the definition of “safety occurrence”, the “risk condition” is that use of the building in question without the incident or situation being remedied would be likely to present a risk of a significant number of deaths, or serious injury to a significant number of people.
35 Mandatory occurrence reporting: definitions
In regulations 32 to 34— “construction phase” means the period of time beginning when the HRB work, a stage of HRB work or work to existing HRB starts and ending when the work is completed; “HRB design work” means design of any HRB work, stage of HRB work or work to existing HRB; “principal dutyholders” means the principal contractor (or sole contractor) and the principal designer (or sole or lead designer); “reporting person” means— any designer (including the principal designer), any contractor (including the principal contractor), and any other person who is a periodic visitor on the site of work; “safety occurrence” means— in relation to a design, an aspect of the design relating to the structural integrity or fire safety of a higher-risk building that would, if built, meet the risk condition; otherwise, an incident or situation relating to the structural integrity or fire safety of a higher-risk building that meets the risk condition. (2) In the definition of “safety occurrence”, the “risk condition” is that use of the building in question without the incident or situation being remedied would be likely to present a risk of a significant number of deaths, or serious injury to a significant number of people.
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