Key Changes NCC Adoption in Victoria AS 1530 Series Session 1 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Key Changes

NCC Adoption in Victoria

AS 1530 Series

Session 1 BCA Volume One

A Governing Requirements BCA 2016 BCA 2019 A1 Interpreting the NCC A0 Application A2 NCC Compliance A1 Interpretation A3 States and Territories A2 Acceptance A4 Referenced Documents A3 Classification A5 Documentation A4 United Buildings A6 Building Classification A Governing Requirements Spec A1.3 Referenced A7 United Buildings Documents

• Compliance framework Section A • Difference between NCC and referenced Governing documents Requirements • Limitation and exemption boxes

Schedules BCA 2016 NCC 2019 1. State and Territory A1.1 Definitions Appendices Spec A1.3 Referenced 2. Abbreviations and Symbols Documents 3. Definitions Spec A2.3 Fire-Resistance of Building Elements 4. Referenced Documents Spec A2.4 Fire Hazard Properties 5. Fire-resistance of Building Elements A5 Documentation 6. Fire Hazard Properties Abbreviations and Symbols 7. Fire Safety Verification State and Territory Appendices Method (NEW)

C1.9 Non- combustible Building Elements

C1.10 & Spec C1.10 Fire Hazard Properties

C1.13 & Spec C1.13 Fire Protected Timber

Spec C1.13 Fire Protected Timber

C3.15 Openings for Service Installations

Verification Methods DV2 & DV3

A point of choice D1.15 Method of Measurement

D1.15 Method of Measurement

Vic D2.21 & D2.21 Operation of Latch

D3 Access for people with a disability

E1.3(a) Fire Brigade Station

E1.3(b) Fire Hydrant Boosters

E1.4 Fire Hose Reels & E1.6 Portable Extinguishers

Table E1.5 & Vic. Table E1.5 Sprinklers

Sprinkler Protection: Class 2 and 3 Building

FPAA Technical Specifications

Sprinkler Protection Class 2 & 3 buildings Scenario FPAA101D FPAA101H Multi class, where other part less than 2 storeys Yes Yes Multi class, where other part exceeds 2 storeys No Yes Multi class, where other part exceeds 25% No Yes Multi class, where other part located above fourth No Yes storey Non open deck carpark for > 40 vehicles No No Residential care building (Vic) No No

Vic. Spec E1.5a Concessions for Class 2 and 3 Buildings

Spec E1.5 Fire Sprinkler Systems

Table E2.2a & Specification E2.2a

F2.9 Accessible Adult Change Facilities

Specification F2.9 Hoist and Change Table

Spec F2.9 Toilet Pan, Seat, Backrest and Grab Rails

FP6.1, FV6 & Part F6 Condensation Management

Part G6 Occupiable Outdoor Areas

DtS Provisions Applicable to Occupiable Outdoor Areas C1.10 – Fire Hazard Properties C2.7, C2.8 and C2.9 – Fire Separation Part G6 D1 – Provision for Escape Occupiable D2 – Construction of Exits E1 – Fire Fighting Equipment Outdoor Area E3 – Lift Installations E4 – Visibility, exit signs and warning systems F4.4, F4.8 and F4.9 – Light and Ventilation G4.9 – Fire Orders

Using Section J

Verification Method JV1 (NABERS)

Verification Method JV2 (Green Star)

Section J Heating and Cooling Loads

Section J Heating and Cooling Loads

Section J Energy Efficiency

Part J3 Building Sealing

Part J6 Artificial Lighting and Power

Residential Care Buildings

Types of Residential Care Buildings Classification Building Occupants Level of Care Assistance Class 3 Accommodation Residential Any None to low No Class 3 accommodation used as Residential Any High Yes a residential aged care building Class 3 residential care building Residential Any High Yes Class 9a health-care building Public Any Fulltime or Yes used as a residential care supervised building medical care Class 9c residential care building Public Any High Yes Class 9c aged care building Public Aged 24/7 Staff Yes

Q & A Session

Intermission

Session 2 BCA Volume Two

Governing Requirements BCA Volume Two 2016 BCA Volume Two 2019 1.0 Application A1 Interpreting the NCC A2 NCC Compliance 1.1 Interpretation A3 States and Territories 1.2 Acceptance A4 Referenced Documents 1.3 Classification A5 Documentation 1.4 Referenced Documents A6 Building Classification

V2.1.1 Structural Reliability Verification Method

Part 3.1.2 & AS 4678 Earth Retaining Structures

Part 3.3.2 Reinforced Masonry

Part 3.3.5 Masonry Veneer

Part 3.3.6 Isolated Masonry Piers

Part 3.4 Framing

Part 3.5.1 Sheet Roofing & Part 3.5.2 Roof Tiles and Shingles

Part 3.5.3 Gutters and Downpipes

Clause 3.5.4.6 Flashing to Wall Openings

Clause 3.5.4.7 Clearance Between Cladding and Ground

Spread of Fire Verification Methods

Part 3.7 Fire Safety BCA 2019 BCA 2016 3.7.1 Fire Properties of Materials and Construction 3.7.1 Fire Separation 3.7.2 Fire Separation of External 3.7.2 Smoke Alarms Walls 3.7.3 Fire Protection of 3.7.3 Heating Appliances Separating Walls and Floors 3.7.4 Fire Separation of garage 3.7.4 Bushfire Areas Top Dwellings 3.7.5 Smoke Alarms and 3.7.5 Alpine Areas Evacuation Lighting

Clause 3.7.2.4 Construction of External Walls

Clause 3.7.2.5 Class 10a Buildings

Clause 3.7.3.5 Horizontal Projections

Clause 3.7.3.5 Horizontal Projections

V2.4.2 Room or Space Height

Clause 3.8.1.2 Wet Areas

P2.4.7, V2.4.7 & Part 3.8.7 Condensation Management

Clause 3.9.2.7 Protection of Openable Windows (Other than Bedrooms)

AS 3959 Construction of Buildings in Bushfire Prone Areas

Part 3.10.4 Construction in Alpine Areas

Part 3.10.6 Attachments of Decks and Balconies

Using Part 3.12

V2.6.2.2 Verification using a Reference Building

Part 3.12 Energy Efficiency

Example NatHERS Certificate

Other Part 3.12 Changes

Q & A Session

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