Essential Safety Measures
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Once a building is constructed the owner is responsible for upkeep and maintenance – particularly its life safety features, or essential safety measures.
Learn about the equipment and systems used for HVAC-based fire and smoke control in buildings, as well as the legislated performance requirements for these systems. Find out what is necessary for maintenance to the requirements of state and territory legislation and the Australian Standard AS 1851-2012: Routine service of fire protection systems and equipment.
Use that understanding to advise clients of what level of maintenance and performance testing is required by the Regulations and what the Standard specifies must be maintained, and how often.
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General course information
Delivery method: Face to face and in-house
Length: 8 hours (full day)
Assessment included: No assessment
Costs: AIRAH members $625 (including GST), non-members $825 (including GST)
Topics covered
- Purpose and application of fire and smoke control
- Introduction to the regulatory framework
- Fire dampers
- Testing and commissioning smoke control systems
- Certification – prior to occupancy and annually
- Maintenance of essential services – AS1851
This course is designed for
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Registrations are now open for the 2019 Essential Safety Measures training courses.
Locations and dates
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Queensland |
May 9
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May 16
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May 21 |
Mantra On Russell
222 Russell St
Melbourne
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Fraser Suites Perth
10 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth
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Rydges Adelaide
1 South Terrace
Adelaide
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Capri on Fraser
80 Albert St
Brisbane
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New South Wales |
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May 28
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Primus Hotel
339 Pitt St
Sydney
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Contact
Please call AIRAH on (03) 8623 3000 or email training@airah.org.au for more information.