Guide to accuracy in buildingGuide to accuracy in building Executive summary Guidance and principles that relate to accuracy in building construction. Abstract This British Standard guide explains and provides examples of principles that relate to accuracy in building construction. It is intended to be applied to building rather than civil engineering works and aims to assist in the following: a) avoiding or resolving problems of inaccuracy or fit by assessing the dimensional

future records can be maintained for inspection purposes making operations cost-effective and reducing the transit time to a larger extent

It examines security issues that may impact on the trustworthiness of sensors and their use

including good practice for reducing uncertainty

Combustible dust can be ignited by electrical apparatus in several ways:

4 Viewing Areas for Ambulant Disabled Spectators

Research centres

BS EN 485-2:2008 replaces BS EN 485-2:2007 which has been withdrawn

nor does it deal with the earthing of medical equipment or the special problems encountered with solid state electronic components and equipment due to their sensitivity to static electricity

based around industry standard equipment that can be replaced easily in days or hours in some cases

Note1: ISO 8601-2 excludes the representation of data elements from non-Gregorian calendars or times not from the 24-hour clock

or the growing misuse of digital techniques

BS 4873 is not applicable to: