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Posted By Nigel Hammond
I'm planning to put together a policy on glazing. I work for MacIntyre Care which runs care homes, schools and day centres for people with learning disabilities - so impact and fire resistance are important issues. I gather that BS6262 (pt 1& 4) are codes of practice on glazing. Are they worth the combined fee of over £100? Do I need both parts? or is there a useful alternative publication? All responses gratefully recieved!
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Posted By Brian Dawson Why not borrow them from the library (and British Standard 6206). I assume you have already taken workplace regs into account? And the HSE guidance leaflet Workplace health and safety: Glazing - HSE guidance available at: http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg212.htm
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Posted By Nick House Hi Nigel, Try looking at the following DETR webpage: www.safety.dtlr.gov.uk/brad14.htmIt is in PDF format, and relates to impact, opening and cleaning. Hope this helps, Nick.
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Posted By Ken Taylor
You may find sufficient for your purposes in L24 'Workplace Health Safety and Welfare' and HSG220 'Health & Safety in Care Homes' both from the HSE and the leaflet 'The Right Glazing in the Right Place' from the Glass & Glazing Federation (020 7403 7177).
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