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Risk Assessment Construction Products - Marked Surveillance

Olav Berge NATIONAL OFFICE OF BUILDING TECHNOLOGY AND ADMINISTRATION

Background •  According to the “goods package” and the new CPR, marked surveillance shall be risk based. •  No experience on risk assessments as a tool for marked surveillance. •  A report was conducted by the Danish Technological Institute in order to establish a risk based method for selecting construction products for proactive marked surveillance. •  A reference group consisting of Norwegian Construction Associations, Construction Companies, Notified Bodies and Standards Norway, was invited to follow the work. •  The final report was delivered in November 2011. •  The method for risk assessment will be used by the Norwegian Building Authority for selecting products for marked surveillance in 2012.

Definitions •  Failure of product: –  A product failing to comply with relevant technical specification, possibly leading to that the construction work does not meet basic work requirements. –  A failure in the CE-marking of the product.

•  Risk Priority Number (RPN): S x O x D –  Severity of a failure in the product = S –  Occurrence (frequency of failure) = O –  Probability of detection = D

•  Risk of wrong end-use of a construction product is not considered in the Risk Priority Number.

Severity of a failure in the product (1) •  Severity classification based on the seven Basic Work Requirements (BWR) in the Construction Products Regulation •  Relevance of the construction product to the seven different BWRs each gives 1 point. •  For the calculation of the Risk Priority Number (RPN) the point score is given as: Sum of BWR + 1 –  It is not possible to have severity point score = 0

Severity of a failure in the product (2) Basic Work Requirements

Risk (examples)

1. Mechanical resistance and stability.

Professional evaluation M 105 (Sub: Chimneys)

M 101 (Sub: Windows, doors, etc.)

Collapse in product.

0

0

2. Safety in case of fire.

Spread of fire and smoke.

1

1

3. Hygiene, health and environment.

Mould growth.

0

0

4. Safety and accessibility Objects falling on persons, in use explosions, etc.

1

1

5. Protection against noise.

Noise that threatens health, concentration and sleep.

0

1

6. Energy economy and heat retention

Too high energy consumption.

1

1

7. Sustainable use of natural resources

Use of recycled resources in manufacturing.

1

1

4

5

5

6

Number of basic work requirements (BWR) Severity (S)

Total number of BWR+1

Probability of occurrence (1) Class Age of the ”end of date” Point Score

•  Age of technical standard (EN or ETAG)

•  Size of Company

•  Product type

A

More than 3 years

1

B

1 to 3 years

2

C

Less than 1 year

3

Size of company

Point Score

0-19 employees

2

20-50 employees

1

50 + employees

0

No information

1

Product type

Point Score

A - Bulk

1

B - Component

2

C - System

4

Probability of occurrence (2) Industry (SN 2007) 16. Timber and wood industry.

Point score - Size of company: Companies (number) (0,31 x 2) + (0,28 x 1) + Production (mio. NOK) (0,41 x 0) = 0,9

Total rating: Ex. Windows (EN 14351-1).

Total

Number of employees 0-19

20-49 50 +

1754

122

54

21557 6575

6067

8915

Percentage of total production

100

31

28

41

Point score

0,9

2

1

0

1930

Factor

Points

Age of technical standard (1-3 years)

2

Size of company

0,9

Product type (component)

2

Probability of occurrence (O)

4,9

Probability of detection (1) •  AoC system

AoC system

1+

1

2+

2

3

4

Point score

1

2

2

4

4

5

•  The ranking is performed by the lowest AoC system for each construction product (as there is a risk of choosing a system not suitable for the application / end-use of the product).

Voluntary system

•  Voluntary surveillance system

Point score

No voluntary surveillance system 0 Voluntary system established (covering 100 % of products)

-2

Probability of detection (2) Example: •  A product has AoC system 1,3, 4, depending on end use. •  A voluntary surveillance system is established and estimated to cover 80 % of the products on the market. AoC system: 4 80 % of goods to be submitted to voluntary surveillance (0,8 x 2) Probability of Detection (D)

Rating 5 -1,6 3,4

D = AoC system + (voluntary surveillance x percentage)

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Risk Analysis (1)

AoC system

1+

1

2+

2

3

4

Point score

1

2

2

6

6

8

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