Understanding Lightweight Construction
(Required to achieve an FRL)
This seminar will address the requirements of legislation / codes / standards and advice for good practice/skills maintenance relating to lightweight construction in regards to Design, Install, Routine Service, Maintenance and performance criteria to determine if the expected system performance is being achieved.
Sponsor
Tuesday, 3 December 2019
Canada Bay Club
4 William Street
Five Dock, New South Wales
8.30am - 1:30pm
Registrations open at 8.00am
Registrations for this event are now closed
Key Learning Outcomes
- Attendees should gain a basic understanding of the concept of passive fire protection, fire resistance, lightweight construction and the different types and lightweight construction components and how they are required to be installed.
- Importantly you should also learn how to identify what the key routine service activities are that indicate lightweight construction is continues to perform, as required.
- The objective of this seminar is to increase broad knowledge and skills with regards to lightweight construction to inform those carrying out annual assessments. This objective, should also increase the knowledge and skills of those undertaking design, installation and routine service of lightweight construction systems.
4.4 CPD hours
Who should attend?
- Designers
- Installers
- Building Management
- Maintenance/Service Contractors
- Fire Brigade Staff
- Fire Safety Assessors
- Applicants applying for accreditation as a Fire Safety Assessor
- Passive fire protection routine service providers
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