GBE Jargon Buster Numbers

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017 See: MCS017

½W2L See: HALVING WASTE TO LANDFILL COMMITMENT

1B
1 Brick thick wall, 1 brick being 215 mm. long header to header along the stretcher face, the wall is 215 mm. thick.
1 Brick long is a surveying by eye measure, a wall 10 B long is 215 mm. x 10 bricks and 10 mm. x 9 purpends.
As a check of the coursing height, 4 courses with 4 bed joints will be measured.
Brick lengths are much more variable and a check of the brick length is not often done
(NGS BRM ’10 – ’14)

1C
1 course high wall, 1 brick being 65 mm. high bed face to top face up the header face, the course is 215 mm. thick.
1 brick course high is a surveying by eye measure, a wall 10 course high is 65 mm. x 10 bricks and 10 mm. bed joints x 9.
As a check of the coursing height, 4 courses with 4 bed joints will be measured.
Brick lengths are much more variable and a check of the brick length is not often done
(NGS BRM ’10)

1^st PARTY
The manufacturer
See 2^nd & 3^rd Party
(NGS BRM ’10)

100 See: PAS 100 & BSI PAS 100

100 See: GWP(100)

107 See: PASS 107

1192 See: BS PAS 1192:Part 2

1192 See: BS PAS 1192:Part 3

10002 See: ISO 10002

10003 See: ISO 10003

13485    See: ISO 13485:2012:MEDICAL DEVICES MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
14001    See: ISO 14001
14001    See: BS EN ISO 14001
14001    See: ISO 14001:2015:ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (EMS)
14006    See: ISO 14006
14025    See: ISO 14025
14044    See: EN ISO 14044
14046    See: ISO 14046
14063    See: ISO 14063
15643    See: BS EN 15643
15686    See: BS ISO 15686
156865 See: BS PD 156865
15804    See: EN 15804
15942    See: BS EN 15942
15978    See: BS EN 15978
16001    See: BS EN ISO 16001
16001    See: EN 16001
18000    See: ISO 18000
18001    See: OHSAS 18001 :2007:OCCUPATIONAL H&S MANAGEMENT
1999/45/EC     See: DANGEROUS PREPARATIONS DIRECTIVE (DPD)
2^nd PARTY
The purchaser
See Also: 1^st & 3^rd Party
(NGS BRM ‘10)

20000    See: ISO 20000:-1:2005: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SERVICE MANAGEMENT
20000    See: ISO/IEC 20000-1:2011 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SERVICE MANAGEMENT
PART 1: SERVICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
20121    See: ISO 20121
2030      See: PAS 2030 and BSI PAS 2030
2030 AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
A UN resolution in September 2015 adopting a plan of action for people, planet and prosperity in a new global development framework anchored in 17 Sustainable Development Goals (UN, 2015).
(IPCC Annex II of WGII AR6 ’22)

2050 See: PAS 2050 and BSI PAS 2050
2060 See: PAS 2060
2,2,4-TRIMETHYL-1,3-PENTANEDIOL DIISO BUTYRATE (TXIB)
(ERFMI ’08)

2181      See: BIP 2181
21930 See: BS ISO 21930
21931    See: BS ISO 21931
22000    See: ISO 22000:2005: FOOD SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
22301    See: ISO 22301:2012:SOCIETAL SECURITY: BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT SYSTENS
26000    See: BS EN ISO 26000
26000    See: ISO 26000
26000    See: ISO 26000:2010:GUIDANCE ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
27001    See: ISO 27001:2013:INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT
28000    See: ISO 28000:2007:SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
3DMAX
AutoCAD owned, 3D computing
Being developed to use on Apple without PC emulation
(NGS BRM ‘10)

3^RD PARTY
The independent party that carries out an assessment or test of a product without bias or preferential treatment
(NGS BRM ‘11)

3^RD PARTY ACCREDITATION
If a manufacturer (1^st party) claims it’s product complies with a BS or an industry standard, the purchaser (2^nd party) has to trust them to be telling the truth or that they have tested the product themselves to prove it.
If the purchaser takes a sample away and tests it they can reassure themselves but it will cost the purchaser to do so.
If the manufacturer gets an independent testing house (3^rd party) to carry out tests on their behalf and lets the purchaser know the results, the purchaser is more likely to be happy to believe the results. In this situation the manufacturer is the first party, the purchaser is the second and the independent test house is the third party.
If the third party is a recognised and approved test house then their tests could lead to some form of certification or accreditation like: BSI Kitemark, SGS Yarsley’s Testguard or BBA Agrément Certificate, ETA, etc.
See Also: UKAS
(ASWS BRM ’97) (GBE BRM ’19)

2012/27/EU     See: Energy Efficiency Directive
35          See: IR35 TAX RESPONSIBILITIES SUB-CONTRACTORS AND INDIVIDUALS
350        See: CEN TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CEN TC 350
351        See: CEN TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CEN TC 351
37001    See: ISO 37001:2016:ANTI-BRIBARY MANAGEMENT
402        See: BSI PAS 402:2013:WASTE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
45001    See: ISO 45001:HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT
5R Principle
Reduce, Recycle, Recover, Reprocess & Reuse
(Envergy.co.in ’22)
See Also: GBE CPD Waste Hierarchy 45R.pptx
(GBE BRM ’22)

5^th ELEVATION
Curved, Flat or Pitched Roofs as seen from above, as shown in Architect’s Drawing Roof Plan.
(NGS BRM ‘10)

5750      See: ISO 9000 QUALITY ASSURANCE
Was BS 5750, Quality Assurance now superseded by ISO 9000
See Also: ISO 9000, Quality Assurance
50001    See: ISO 50001:2011:ENERGY MANAGEMENT
50001    See: ISO 50001 ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
60          See: £60k HOUSE
6001      See: BES 6001
6001      See: BES 6001:RESPONSIBLE SOURCING
6002      See: BES 6002:ETHICAL LABOUR SOURCING
67/548/EEC     See: DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES DIRECTIVE (DSD)
7            See: BUILDING REGULATION 7
765/2008         See: REGULATION (EC) No. 765/2008
(NGS BRM ‘11)

767 See: CIRIA GUIDE C767 MANAGING RISK THROUGH RESPONSIBLE SOURCING LIST
8 DIGIT CODE
BRE’s Green Guide to Specification adopts 1600 elemental assemblies and assesses their LCA (generically not accurately), each one gets a unique code number that is 8 digits long.
Each element is given a different rating depending upon the building use class, so the unique code number means different things in different places, which is confusing, very unhelpful and potentially erroneous.
BRE will not give permission to 3^rd parties to use the codes to enable cross referencing between information sources, contrary to CPI principles promoted by BRE, displaying a profound lack of joined up thinking.
See also: CPI, Co-ordinated Project Information, GBE BEACON, GBE BEST, GreenSpecSTUDIO (now gone)
(GBE BRM ’13-‘19)

80-20 RULE     See: PARETO’S PRINCIPLE
8000      See: SA 8000:2014:SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
8887-220                     See: BS 8887-220
(CRR & NGS BRM ‘10)

8902      See: BS 8902:2009:Responsible Sourcing Sector Certification Scheme For Construction Products
8903      See: BS 8903:2010:PRINCIPLES AND FRAMEWORK FOR PROCURING RESPONSIBLY
8905      See: BS 8905
9000      See: ISO 9000
9000      See: BS EN ISO 9000
9001      See: ISO 9001:2015:QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (QMS)
91          See: BSI PAS 91:2013:CONSTRUCTION PRE QUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE
99          See: BSI PAS 99:2012:INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
£60k HOUSE
One example of the £60k house prototypes built at the BRE Innovation Park using a MMC in the form of SIPs panels has been estimated to cost £7k to demolish and £40k to dismantle.
Obviously DfD (Design for Disassembly) was not high on their agenda when designing it.
Tommy Walsh famous landscape constructor on TV’s GroundForce, build a £60k house in 60 days in March Cambridgeshire using conventional materials.
(NGS BRM ‘10 – ’12)

$
Resource depletion is expressed in the unit $.
This unit indicates the total cost to society that is caused by the extraction of a resource.
This includes that more limited availability of resources causes their price to rise.
(CAP’EM Compass PRé 2013)

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