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Regulation Describe
The hierarchy of legal prescriptions! 1Acts (• 1997 LXXVIII. Act – On the build environment, • 2001 LXIV. Act – On the protection of the cultural
Heritage) 2 governmental order (•312/2012.
(XI. 8.) governmental order – On the
Procedures and controlls of the construction supervision and the services of
The construction authority) 3 ministerial
Order (•28/2011 (IX.6.) Order of the Ministry for Home Affairs – On the regulation of fire Protection) 4 local statutes – orders of the
Authorities 5regulations of the institutes/ companies, organizations (• 47/1998 Order of the General Assembly of Budapest City
– On the frame regulations about the building process and the urban shaping of
Budapest) What are the
Five main territories of regulation in the architectural planning process?
(Give some examples to each!) Limitations:• building height• gross built area• minimum green surface• functional limitations – building areas Heritage
Protection• world heritage sites• national listed monuments• local listed buildings• protected heritage área Technical requirements:• use performances (light, air, access etc.)• energy consumption• endurance requirements• material quality• mechanical stability• weather resistance Safety rules• fire resistance• safeguarding• work and
Use safety Process• documentation
Requirements• process protocol• licences• requirement of consents What are the levels of heritage
Protection?1
National listed monuments (blue shield,(protected even in case of war), UNESCO world
Heritage sites) 2 local listed buildings 3 partially protected Describe the inner and outer
Controlling processes regarding to construction projects! CONTROLLING BY QUALITY
SURVEYOR •control of the plans in accordance with the standards
And the regulations •control of the assignment of the building •control of the conformance of the applied material
(CE, etc.) •ensure the prosecution of the prescribed tests (e.G.
Soil mechanics) •controlling quality prescribed by the standards •controlling hidden structures and volume of the
Completed work before getting covered (e.G. Reinforcement) •controlling volume of the completed work • continuous control of the construction logbook • note all failures (deficiencies and faults) in the
Construction logbook • informs the client if the completed work is according
To the contract (volume, standards, prescriptions, etc.) – (Is it suggested for
The client to pay all the bills or not?) • take part in the hand over process EXTERNAL CONTROLLING
PROCESS Local authority 1 building consent (compulsory site control involved
Into the procedure, before any construction work are performed) 2 permission of
Use (compulsory site visit during the procedure (control of the fulfilled building
– control all aspects, that have to be authorized) 3. construction
Supervison by the state (probable
Site visit during the construction process) Describe the hierarchy of standards! Give the
Three ways how a standard can be cited in regulations! 1 international standards (CE, EN) 2 national
Standards (ANSI, NS, TSE, SA, MSZ, DIN, ÖN,
BS) 3 Guidelines (used by a group of
Company) company standards •in general -> all the
Concerning standards are prescribed •with name
-> a specific standard (the latest version) is compulsory •with name and date -> a specific standard (the
Cited version) is compulsory General standards ISO 9001:2000 - Quality management systems – requirements ISO 14001:2004
- Environmental management systems. Requirement with guidance for use OHSAS
18001:2007 - Occupational health and safety management systems. – requirements ISO/IEC
27001:2005 - Information Technology – security techniques– Code of practice for
Information security system Functional standards ISO 10006:2003 - Quality management systems - guidelines for quality
Management in projects ISO 10015:1999 - Quality management - guidelines for
Training ISO 19011:2002 - Guidelines for quality and/or environmental management
Systems auditing