(1 credit)
Aim
To recognise and encourage the health benefits of a smoke-free environment and to minimise fire risk.
Question
Is there a policy that prohibits smoking inside the asset and directly outside of the asset?
Credits |
Answer |
Select a single answer |
0 |
A |
Question not answered |
0 |
B |
No |
1 |
C |
Yes |
Assessment criteria
Criterion | Assessment criteria | Applicable answer |
1 |
The smoking policy must cover the following:
|
C |
Specific notes
Assets with no or small external areas
Where there are no external areas within the asset’s control that are at least 10 metres horizontal distance from the asset, e.g. an asset’s entrance directly borders a public street, the policy must identify suitable external locations where asset users are permitted to smoke that are compliant with criterion 1(e) for both the asset and any other adjacent assets. While, criterion 1 does not apply to members of the public who are not asset users, e.g. passing pedestrians, the policy should include measures that try to discourage smoking by non-asset users within close proximity of asset entrances, openable windows and ventilation system air intakes, e.g. through appropriate signage.
Evidence
Criteria | Evidence requirement |
- | The evidence below is not exhaustive, please also refer to the ‘BREEAM evidential requirements’ section in the scope of the Guidance for appropriate evidence types which can be used to demonstrate compliance. |
All | Copy of the smoke-free policy and, where applicable, tenancy agreement(s). |
All | Photographic evidence of ‘No Smoking’ signage and other infrastructure which demonstrates the separation (e.g. outdoor shelters, shade structures). |
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