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Changsha City Earthquake Resistance Protection Of Construction Engineering Requirements Management Approach

Original Language Title: 长沙市建设工程抗震设防要求管理办法

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Means of management for construction work against shocks in the city of Sshasha

(Adopted by the 9th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sharm el-Sheikh on 14 January 2014, No. 126 of 11 March 2014, by the Decree No. 126 of the Presidential Government of the Sharm el-Sheikh People's Republic of 11 March 2014.

Article 1 protects the management of the construction of work against shocks, protects and mitigates earthquakes, guarantees the lives and property security of the people, and develops this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Disaster Reduction, the Modalities for the implementation of the People's Republic of China Act on the Prevention of Mitigation of Diseases in the southern province of Lake, and the seismic safety evaluation approach for major construction works in the south of the Lake.

Article 2

This approach refers to the guidelines for building works against earthquake damage and to the seismic intensity or seismic parameters used in the design of shocks under certain risk levels.

Article 3. The administration of earthquakes in the city, the district (market) or the body responsible for the management and supervision of construction defence requirements in the present administration area (hereinafter referred to as the department or body responsible for the management and supervision of the construction of work resistance requirements in the area of earthquake).

Sectors such as development and reform, urban and rural planning, housing and urban-rural construction are working in line with their respective responsibilities to build work against shocks.

Article IV. Sectors or institutions responsible for the management of earthquakes should strengthen awareness-raising and awareness-raising for the construction of work against shocks, raise social awareness of disaster risk reduction and enhance the capacity of societies to defend earthquakes.

Schools, communities, the media and social groups are encouraged to carry out construction work against awareness-raising.

Article 5 Construction of work resistance requires management in basic construction management processes.

Article 6. General industrial and civilian construction projects have established anti-attack protection requirements in accordance with the provisions of the national seismic turmoil or seismological parameters.

The following should be carried out in the construction of an earthquake safety evaluation, which is determined by a department or agency responsible for the management of the earthquake, in accordance with the earthquake safety evaluation report:

(i) Major construction works;

(ii) Construction of work that may occur for serious disasters;

(iii) States, provinces provide for other construction projects that should conduct seismic safety evaluations.

A specific directory of the construction of an earthquake safety evaluation should be carried out in the annex to this approach.

Article 7 should carry out the construction of an earthquake safety evaluation, which should be commissioned by the construction units with corresponding qualifications to conduct seismic safety evaluations and to prepare seismic safety evaluation reports, which should be assessed by national or provincial seismic safety assessment committees.

Departments or institutions responsible for the management of earthquake work have identified resistance claims within three working days from the date of receipt of the evaluation report.

Article 8 establishes the requirement for resistance to shocks, in accordance with Article 6, all construction units, design units, construction units and engineering units should be strictly enforced.

The construction units are responsible for the design and construction of the whole process of the construction work.

The design units should be designed to combat shocks in accordance with the mandatory standards for the defence of shocks and construction of works, as well as to combat the quality of the design and the accuracy of the construction map design document.

The construction units should be constructed in accordance with the construction map design document and the construction of mandatory standards for construction and be responsible for the quality of the construction.

Construction units, construction units shall be elected to use materials, components and equipment consistent with the construction map design document and relevant national standards.

The PAPU should carry out the institution in accordance with the construction map design document and the construction of mandatory standards and assume responsibility for the quality of the construction.

Article 9. Construction of seismic safety evaluations should be carried out, and the development and reform sectors should incorporate anti-attack requirements into the review of construction work feasibility studies, and relevant sectors such as urban and rural planning, housing and rural and urban construction should not be able to deal with such procedures as project start-ups when authorizing construction projects. The requirement for resistance established by a department or agency responsible for the management of earthquakes should be a necessary document for joint engineering clearance.

Article 10 should be completed after the construction of an earthquake safety evaluation, a department or agency responsible for the management of earthquakes should be able to obtain the information required to combat shocks.

Article 11. Construction units do not carry out seismic safety evaluations in accordance with the law, or do not carry out counter-attacking requirements, as set out in the report on seismic safety, are converted by sectoral or institutional duty stations responsible for the management of earthquakes; and are not later rectified to fines of more than three million dollars in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on the Prevention of Hazard Reduction.

Article 12. The construction units are not subject to a set-up resistance to construction projects such as general industrial and civilian construction projects, and are subject to a fine of up to three thousand yen, in accordance with the China earthquake management requirement for construction works against shocks.

Article 13. This approach is implemented effective 1 May 2014. The management of the construction of a defence requirement in the city of Sharm el-Sheikh effective 1 September 2002 (No. 76 of the Municipal Government Order) was also repealed.

Annex: List of construction works for earthquake safety evaluation

Annex

List of construction works for earthquake safety evaluation

Major construction works

(i) More than TV FM radio launchta, the International Telecommunications Building, the International Satellite Earth Observatory and the Long-range Telecommunication hub;

(ii) Research, probationary production and storage of toxic biological products and buildings of natural, artificial bacteriological and virus (e.g. rat, cholera, tea, typhical, etc.); medical and inpatient buildings in hospitals such as 3A, urban health centres;

(iii) Major bridges on roads, railway lines, 300 m and more tunnels and bridges, pre-cycles in large fire stations and international and national airfields on the main national aviation dry line.

(iv) Electrical movement centres in cities where more than 30,000 kwash or more than 1 million tens of fire power plants are planned, 750,000 kwa and above, 50,000 vocies and more electric power stations across the spectrum;

(v) Structural, 80 m and above, and over 60 m and above in soft, weak sites; various disaster response command structures in the cities of millions of people.

Construction of work that may occur in a serious disaster

(i) Nuclear power stations and nuclear facilities works;

(ii) Production facilities for large-scale, medium-sized business enterprises;

(iii) Storage facilities for more than 30,000 cubic metres, 10,000 cubic metres and more storage facilities and storage facilities that are easily fuel-prone, intense or corrupt;

(iv) The treasury of 300,000 cubic metres and above.

iii. The Department of State and its relevant departments, provincial earthquakes and provincial development and reform or other construction works required to conduct seismic safety evaluations.