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<strong>Site</strong> <strong>Fire</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Page 14<br />

On <strong>Site</strong> Implementation Procedures Date: 00.00.00<br />

requirements of The Code of Practice <strong>and</strong> the HSE guidance on General Precautions at Temporary<br />

Accommodation Units.<br />

Cabins will be set up at a distance preferably greater than 10m but not less than 6m. In exceptional<br />

circumstances where cabins are positioned closer than 6m to the building, fire detection systems<br />

of the same type <strong>and</strong> linked to the main building’s system will be installed. The Clients <strong>Fire</strong> Officer<br />

will be notified in this instance.<br />

Materials shall not be stored under any temporary buildings, <strong>and</strong> any spaces beneath them must be<br />

enclosed to prevent the accumulation of rubbish, whilst still allowing ventilation.<br />

Flammable liquids or gases, or any other combustible materials must not be stored in temporary buildings,<br />

unless they are fitted with fire alarms <strong>and</strong> automatic fire detection systems.<br />

Good Housekeeping must be maintained at all times to keep potential fire risks to the minimum.<br />

References:<br />

Clause 11 of The Code of Practice<br />

General precaution Temporary Accommodation Units –HSE<br />

Section 5.11 - Flammable Liquids <strong>and</strong> LPG<br />

High Flammable Liquids, LPG <strong>and</strong> other similar products must be securely stored in the open, with an<br />

adequate number of suitable fire extinguishers located nearby. Different types of products must be stored<br />

separately.<br />

Only the minimum quantities of such products are to be taken into any building, <strong>and</strong> are to be removed<br />

<strong>and</strong> securely stored at the end of every working day in secure cages <strong>and</strong> appropriately signed – both on<br />

the cage, <strong>and</strong> if the cage is against hoarding, on the outside face of the hoarding such that the fire brigade<br />

will know there is LPG within the compound.<br />

The storage <strong>and</strong> use of such products will be subject to the company Permit to Work system.<br />

References:<br />

Clause 12 The Code of Practice<br />

Storage, Use <strong>and</strong> Filling of Liquified Petroleum Gas in Containers - LPC (RC6)<br />

Storage, Use <strong>and</strong> H<strong>and</strong>ling of Common Industrial Gases (excluding LPG) - LPC<br />

(RC8)<br />

Storage <strong>and</strong> use of Flammable Liquids - LPC (RC20)<br />

Flammable Liquids on <strong>Construction</strong> <strong>Site</strong>s - HSE IND(G)56P<br />

Storage <strong>and</strong> use of LPG on construction sites - HSE CS6<br />

Section 5.12 - Electricity <strong>and</strong> Gas Supplies<br />

All electrical <strong>and</strong> gas supply installations, both temporary <strong>and</strong> permanent, must be installed <strong>and</strong><br />

tested by a competent approved person.<br />

Temporary installations must be inspected regularly <strong>and</strong> tested at intervals not greater than 3 months. The<br />

results of the inspections <strong>and</strong> tests must be recorded in the company register.

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