Traduction de «bâtiment industriel à grand risque » (Français → Anglais) :

good industrial large scale practice

high hazard occupancy

industrial plant | industrial facilities | industrial establishment | industrial occupancy | industrial building

high hazard occupancy | extra-hazard occupancy

high hazard building | high hazard occupancy | building of high hazard occupancy | extra hazard occupancy

large industrial and commercial risks

cover of large industrial and commercial risks

A. whereas 24 April 2015 marked the second anniversary of the Rana Plaza building collapse in Sayar, Bangladesh, in which 1 134 people were killed and about 2 500 more were injured, many of them permanently or temporarily disabled as a result; whereas the Rana Plaza collapse constitutes one of the world’s biggest industrial disasters but at the same time does not constitute the first fatal industrial disaster in Bangladesh resulting from a consistent and systematic lack of respect for health and safety standards and a lack of respect for workers’ and trade union rights;

A visit to Ireland in 2007 enabled the Committee to investigate the impact of large scale industrial waste from an aluminium plant on the banks of the Shannon at Aughinish, (similar risks to those later witnessed in Hungary when ponds containing the same red toxic sludge were breached leading to several deaths and the devastation of a village community) the problems related to the site of an incinerator on the Poolbeg Peninsular in Dublin, on Waste wat ...[+++]er treatment in Kilkenny and Galway as well as in Ringsend, and on the development of a landfill in Nevitt Lusk.

45. Calls for the rapid and proper implementation of the Directives on Ecodesign and Energy Labelling and regrets current long delays; suggests clearer and stricter deadlines for adoption, by proposing implementing or respectively delegated acts covering new energy-related products; regrets that the Commission up until now has not exploited the full potential of the Ecodesign Directive and strongly believes that it should cover more products including, if appropriate, new household appliances, ICT, energy-related products for use in buildings (such as industrial electrical motors, machinery, air conditioning, heat exchangers, heating a ...[+++]nd lighting equipment and pumps), industrial and agricultural equipment, building materials, and products for the efficient use of water; calls on the Commission to take into account the differences between consumer goods and investment goods when adopting implementing acts, and to prove the energy saving potential and practicability before issuing implementing acts; urges that energy efficiency minimum requirements within the eco-design directive include specification of total lifetime costs and emissions for all products including the recycling process;

81. Stresses that the relevant European financial instruments such as the Structural Funds, Cohesion Fund, research and development programmes and the CIP should accord substantially greater priority to investment in energy conservation and energy efficiency; calls on the international financing institutions such as the European Investment Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, World Bank and also public banks at a national level to include energy audit procedures in all their activities, to have dedicated and specialised energy conservation departments and to initiate special credit schemes for their investments, for example for the accelerated renovation of buildings or of public transport infrastructure and to streamline the ...[+++]access to risk capital for energy efficiency investments as well as to introduce standardised risk assessments for energy efficiency investment in order to reduce administrative burdens;