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Managing RAAC on campus - June 2024 Update
Posted on behalf of: Better Campus
Last updated: Wednesday, 26 June 2024
We are continuing to survey and replace RAAC used in the original construction of our campus buildings. RAAC has now been found to have been used in the construction of seven university buildings.
The safety of students and staff remains our top priority, and where necessary, safety measures such as scaffolding props are in place. The condition of RAAC in each building is checked regularly and all buildings remain open and safe to use with access restrictions where necessary.
The location and condition of RAAC is unique to each building, so where possible, RAACreplacement projects will be integrated into existing campus improvement plans, helping us to deliver the best solution for each building.
RAAC impacted buildings update
Arts A: Safety measures in Arts A continue to be effective and will continue to be monitored regularly –the building remains open and safe to use.
Arundel: Safety measures in Arundel continue to be effective and will continue to be monitored regularly – the building remains open and safe to use.
Chichester I: Safety measures in Chichester I continue to be effective and will continue to be monitored regularly – the building remains open and safe to use.
Chichester II: Safety measures in Chichester II continue to be effective and will continue to be monitored regularly – the building remains open and safe to use.
JMS: Safety measures in JMS continue to be effective and will continue to be monitored regularly – the building remains open and safe to use.
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