BUILDING DISASTERS - ANALYSIS OF CAUSES AND EFFECTS

The book "Building Disasters" by Jacek Szer is a comprehensive analysis of the causes and effects of building disasters in Poland. The author, based on data from the disaster register kept by the Main Office of Building Supervision, presents a detailed picture of the issue of safety in construction. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those involved in the construction industry, from engineers and architects to representatives of public administration.

• Comprehensive analysis of the causes of building disasters
• Based on data from the GUNB register
• Many examples of the most dramatic disasters
• Recommendations for effective prevention measures
• Addressed to a wide audience
• Excellent tool for public administration

Safety in construction is extremely important, and building disasters pose a serious threat to human life and health, as well as to property. This book aims to raise awareness of risk factors in construction and promote prevention measures. The author emphasizes that every building disaster is a failure, but also a valuable lesson that can help prevent similar events in the future.

This publication provides a comprehensive analysis of the causes and consequences of building disasters. Importantly, it was developed on the basis of information available in the disaster register kept at the Main Office of Building Supervision and based on statistical data from a long period, from all over Poland. In order to best illustrate the effects of disasters, the Author used many examples, including the most dramatic ones. He pointed out the most important risk factors in construction activities and recommendations for effective preventive measures.

The book is addressed to people dealing with the problems of maintenance and operation of buildings both from the scientific and technical side. It is also an excellent tool for representatives of public administration bodies. The PWN Scientific Publishing House guarantees high substantive and editorial quality of the publication. Book in paperback, format 234x153 mm, 210 pages.