Prevention of Disaster in Buildings #006
Prevention of Disasters in Buildings is very important. As humans, we cannot control natural disasters but efforts can be made to reduce the damage caused due to natural disasters, Individuals need to make an effort for their safety. It requires caution & awareness, for which the governments also run campaigns from time to time.
Often all of you must have seen and heard that fires due to a short-circuit in the building, cracks in the building, building collapses in the rain, building collapses suddenly, etc., why does this happen? Whenever such an accident happens, there is noise, the news is made, and an investigation is done but still, people are victims of accidents. Why does this happen again and again?
When there is a provision for building bylaws to avoid this, It seems that either the building bylaws are completely ignored at the time of construction or it is unnecessary to follow the building bylaws.
The criteria for building bylaws are also different at the time of building construction. When a person constructs a building for himself, then all the building bylaws are completely followed, but when a person constructs a building for others (business), then all the rules are not followed. Because there is pressure on the builder to construct the building at a low cost, the pressure to sell the building at a low cost, and the pressure to find people who can buy the building at a low cost, and in the end profit margin also matters.
In such a situation, the person gets caught in the temptation given by the builder and buys the building. He forgets to take the structural stability certificate, no objection certificate, and completion certificate of the building. Sometimes he relies on the builder’s tempting verbal conversations which are nowhere to be found in any written document. Prevention of Disasters in Buildings is very important.
We did not mention anything new; this is to make you aware that the safety of a building is also important. And to prevent any mishap avoid taking any such step and follow your Architect’s instructions.
Is your building (e.g.; residence, office, hotel, hospital or industry, etc.) disaster-resistant based on Structural, MEP & Lifestyle Engineering Services?
If Yes, Congratulations… You can save yourself & your family’s life from disaster.
If No, then ensure today and protect yourself & your family’s life from disaster. It is very important for all of us. You can control disasters with a Disaster Management System.
Follow the below pointers to keep you and your family safe from the disaster:
• The building should be designed by Architects.
• R.C.C. Structure should be designed by Engineers.
• Fire Access & Controls should be designed by Engineers.
• Electrical should be designed by Engineers.
• Public Health should be (Plumbing & Water Supply) designed by Engineers.
• Everything should be coordinated by a professional.
• Building executed by qualified & experienced contractors & sub-contractors.
• Everything should be approved by Govt. Authorities or as per instructions by Architects & Engineers.
• Should take Completion Certificate from Govt. Authorities or N.O.C. from Architects & Engineers.
What is a Man-made disaster in buildings?
• Execute the building without following the Rules & Regulations.
• Execute the building without being designed by Architects & Engineers.
• Execute the building without certified Contractors & Subcontractors.
• Execute the building without supervision & coordination by a Professional.
Other man-made disaster
• Nuclear, Chemical, Biological laboratory disaster, etc.
Disaster by Nature
- Geological disasters: Avalanches and Landslides, Earthquakes, Volcanic eruptions, Dust storms
- Hydrological disasters– Floods, Tsunami
- Meteorological disasters– Tropical cyclones, Blizzards, Hailstorms, Ice storms, Cold waves, Heat waves, Droughts, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes
- Wildfires & Space disasters
Follow the Rules & Regulations, and you can Save Many Lives and also Your Life from Disaster. Prevention of Disasters in Buildings is very important.

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