#1 por yosoygodot
26 jul 2016, 20:43

Como veo que nadie va a ganar la apuesta le daré el premio al primero que vea.

#2 por noapotatoe
27 jul 2016, 22:14

Eso es que no te quiere ni ver.

#3 por mrmapacheumr
27 jul 2016, 22:29

Parece que ni Bob Esponja traga a Patricio

#4 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 17:52

🔥 Fire Safety Checks and Responsibilities

1️⃣ Fire Alarm Tests:
The fire alarm system should be tested at least once a week to ensure it works correctly. A different call point (alarm button) should be tested each time.

2️⃣ Fire Drills:
Fire evacuation drills should be carried out at least once or twice a year so that everyone knows how to leave the building safely in an emergency.

3️⃣ Fire Extinguisher Checks:
Fire extinguishers should be visually checked every month to make sure they are in the right place, not damaged, and have not been discharged. They should also be serviced annually by a qualified technician.

4️⃣ Fire Doors:
Fire doors must be kept closed and free from obstruction. Regular checks should ensure they work properly and aren’t wedged open.

5️⃣ Emergency Lighting:
In case of a power cut during a fire, emergency lighting must automatically turn on to light exit routes. It should be tested monthly with a full-duration test once a year.

6️⃣ Escape Routes:
All escape routes and emergency exits should be kept clear at all times. Regular inspections must be done to check for blockages or hazards.

7️⃣ Fire Risk Assessment:
A fire risk assessment should be carried out regularly to identify potential fire hazards and make sure suitable control measures are in place.

#5 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 17:55

COSHH stands for Control of Substances Hazardous to Health. It’s a UK regulation that ensures hazardous substances are managed safely to protect both workers and residents. In property management, it’s crucial because we deal with cleaning chemicals, maintenance materials, and other substances that could harm health if not controlled properly. It’s our duty to assess, control, and document how these substances are stored and used."

What steps would you take if you discovered an unidentified chemical container in a residential building?

"First, I’d isolate the area to prevent access. Then, I’d check for any labelling or COSHH records to identify it. If still uncertain, I’d contact the responsible contractor or manager. I’d also inform residents if necessary, and arrange for safe removal by a licensed waste contractor if it’s hazardous."

#6 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 17:58

3️⃣ How do you carry out a risk assessment for a communal area in a residential property?

"I’d begin by identifying potential hazards — such as slippery floors, faulty lighting, or fire risks. Then, I’d determine who might be harmed, like residents, visitors, or contractors. Next, I’d evaluate the risks and decide on control measures, like wet floor signs, regular checks, or emergency lighting. I’d document the findings and review them regularly or after incidents."


4️⃣ Can you give an example of a risk you’ve identified and how you managed it?



"In a previous role, I noticed that cleaning chemicals were being left unattended in a communal hallway. I immediately secured them, reviewed the COSHH file, and spoke with the cleaning team about proper storage. We also updated our risk assessment and ensured chemicals were stored in a locked, ventilated cupboard moving forward."

#7 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 18:01

5️⃣ What would you do in case of a fire alarm activation in one of the managed buildings?


"I would follow the building’s fire safety procedure — ensure evacuation routes are clear, assist residents if needed, and meet at the assembly point. I’d liaise with the fire brigade upon arrival, provide any risk assessment or fire logbook details, and report the incident to management as soon as possible."


6️⃣Why is it important to regularly review risk assessments?


"Because conditions in a property can change — new tenants, maintenance works, or seasonal risks. Regular reviews ensure controls stay effective, new hazards are identified, and compliance with regulations is maintained. It also keeps residents and staff safe."


7️⃣ What’s your experience working with contractors on-site and ensuring their compliance with health & safety?


"I always check that contractors provide their risk assessments, method statements, and insurance details before starting work. I brief them on site rules and monitor their activities to ensure they follow procedures, wear the correct PPE, and work safely."

#8 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 18:36

📋 Examples of COSHH Substances (with practical use cases)
🧴 Cleaning Products:
Bleach

Industrial disinfectants

Degreasers

✅ Precautions:
Use gloves, protective goggles, store in a ventilated cupboard, ensure clear labelling, and keep a COSHH record on site.

#9 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 19:14

🏗️ Maintenance Materials:
Paints and solvents

Sealants

Industrial adhesives

✅ Precautions:
Wear masks, ensure good ventilation, dispose of waste safely, have a COSHH sheet available.

🛠️ Gardening & Outdoor Products:
Pesticides

Chemical fertilisers

Herbicides

#10 por bitchute
13 abr 2025, 19:15

✅ Precautions:
Wear protective clothing, apply in safe conditions, and store securely under lock.

🧪 Other Hazardous Substances:
Printer toner cartridges (fine dust hazard)

Industrial oils

Laboratory chemicals in certain buildings

✅ Precautions:
Use in ventilated areas or fume cabinets, wear eye protection, and control any spills immediately.

📌 Real Situational Examples in Property Management:
Finding an unlabelled bottle in a maintenance room.
➡️ Isolate the area, avoid handling it, check COSHH records, and arrange safe disposal.

Cleaning staff leaving a bleach bucket in a communal hallway.
➡️ Notify the team, secure the area, store products in a locked cupboard, and update the risk assessment.

Contractors using strong solvent paints in an occupied apartment block.
➡️ Request their COSHH assessment, ensure ventilation, enforce PPE use, and notify residents.

📖 What should a COSHH Assessment include?

Name of the substance

Identified risks (irritant, toxic, flammable…)

Safe usage instructions

Emergency procedures in case of exposure

Storage guidelines

Disposal procedures

#11 por penelope_irene
7 may 2025, 00:08

#6 #6 bitchute dijo: 3️⃣ How do you carry out a risk assessment for a communal area in a residential property?

"I’d begin by identifying potential hazards — such as slippery floors, faulty lighting, or fire risks. Then, I’d determine who might be harmed, like residents, visitors, or contractors. Next, I’d evaluate the risks and decide on control measures, like wet floor signs, regular checks, or emergency lighting. I’d document the findings and review them regularly or after incidents."


4️⃣ Can you give an example of a risk you’ve identified and how you managed it?



"In a previous role, I noticed that cleaning chemicals were being left unattended in a communal hallway. I immediately secured them, reviewed the COSHH file, and spoke with the cleaning team about proper storage. We also updated our risk assessment and ensured chemicals were stored in a locked, ventilated cupboard moving forward."@bitchute que dices tu

ganso

#12 por penelope_irene
7 may 2025, 00:08

#8 #8 bitchute dijo: 📋 Examples of COSHH Substances (with practical use cases)
🧴 Cleaning Products:
Bleach

Industrial disinfectants

Degreasers

✅ Precautions:
Use gloves, protective goggles, store in a ventilated cupboard, ensure clear labelling, and keep a COSHH record on site.@bitchute GANSO