This course introduces the NCC’s design requirements, terminology and specific fire requirements for the design of mid-rise timber buildings.
The contents include:
Design requirements and terminology
Sprinklers, fire protected timber, FRL’s and RISF’s
Cavity barriers and non-combustible insulation
The course comprises 6 video modules:
VIDEO 1: Module 5: NCC Design Requirements & Terminology for Fire Performance
Length: 10:24
This module provides detailed information on section C of the NCC requirements for basic terminology used for fire performance. This segment is more catered for students than building professionals.
VIDEO 2: Module 5: Specific Requirements: Sprinklers
Length: 6:40
This module details specific sprinkler requirements, the risk reduction benefits and how they can improve the efficiency of sprinkler system.
VIDEO 3: Module 7: Specific Requirements: Fire Protected Timber
Length: 4:52
This module details specific sprinkler requirements, the risk reduction benefits and how they can improve the efficiency of sprinkler system.
VIDEO 4: Module 8: Specific Requirements: Fire resistance levels (FRL) and RISF
Length: 4:52
This module defines the NCC required fire resistant levels and resistance to incipient spread of fire values for Class 2,3 & 5 buildings.
VIDEO 5: Module 9: Specific Requirements: Cavity Barriers
Length: 8:56
This module details the specific requirements for cavity barriers within a building, types of cavity barriers available and installation details.
VIDEO 6: Module 10: Specific Requirements: Non-combustible Insulation
Length: 5:07
This module details the specific requirements for non-combustible insulation, typical installation products available, compliant products, product substitution and installation considerations.
CPD Points
Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) members who successfully complete the course’s assessment with a 100% result will also be awarded 1 CPD point under the AIA’s refuel program.