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The webinar presenter is: Brett
Fairweather
Brett Fairweather has represented local engineering practices
for over 20 years and now runs a mechanical services consultancy to
support other practitioners throughout the industry.
Brett is the current chairperson for the technical committee
responsible for AS 1668.1 (Fire and Smoke Control) and is a member
of Standards Australia's ME-062 subcommittees responsible for
Standards AS 1668.2 (Mechanical ventilation in buildings) and AS
1668.4 (Natural ventilation of buildings). He also represents a
number of industry bodies such as AIRAH and AMCA in the delivery of
seminars and training related to mechanical ventilation, fire and
smoke control and maintenance of essential mechanical systems.
Attendees will be provided with:
- CPD certificate issued for 1.5 contact hours
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Fire Detection and Alarm System - Smoke Detection for Smoke
Control Systems Webinar (Inc. Q&A)
A 90 minute Webinar presented by David
Isaac.
Sponsorship opportunites are available for this webinar. Please
contact us on (03) 8892 3131 or at events@fpaa.com.au to discuss packages to suit
your business.
Details
When: Thursday June 11 2020
Time: 10:00am - 11.30am AEST
Via webinar link
FPA Australia Member: $95 + GST per
person
Non member: $140 + GST per person
There are many requirements within the National Construction
Code that mandate the installation of smoke control systems within
buildings for occupant life safety. However, the activation of
these smoke control systems rely on the detection of a fire by-and
subsequent signal from-a Fire Detection and Alarm System
(FDAS).
For some buildings the activation of the smoke control systems,
can be achieved by a required AS 1670.1 FDAS and detection layout,
which has smoke detectors installed within almost every room in the
building.
However, in many buildings the activation of the smoke control
systems is by a smoke detection layout that requires detectors to
be installed at specific locations near lifts, exit doors, etc and
within the circulation space of the building.
To ensure that the required protection is compliant, you should
have a very good understanding of the NCC and Australian Standard
design requirements for smoke detectors that initiate smoke control
systems.
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Fire-Isolated Stair Pressurisation Systems inc. Fire-Isolated
Ramps & Passageways Webinar
A 90 minute Webinar presented by Brett
Fairweather.
Sponsorship opportunites are available for this webinar. Please
contact us on (03) 8892 3131 or at events@fpaa.com.au to discuss packages to suit
your business.
Details
When: Tuesday June 16 2020
Time: 10:00am - 11.00am AEST
Via webinar link
FPA Australia Member: $95 + GST per
person
Non member: $140 + GST per person
The pressurisation of required fire-isolated stairways, ramps or
passageways forms part of a buildings' smoke hazard management
system. These systems are, or form part of, a life safety measure
that is mandatory for many buildings. They form part of buildings'
mechanical services to control the effects of fire and smoke within
a building.
These systems assist with minimising an occupant's exposure to
the effects of a fire while they are evacuating the building.
Therefore, it is essential that these pressurisation systems
operate and perform correctly, when required, to minimise the
impact of fire and smoke to occupants while evacuating the
building.
This webinar is aimed at improving your understanding of the key
operational and performance requirements/criteria of these
pressurisation systems.
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