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Objectives
- NCC 2019 – specific fire requirements for suitability
- Principles of fire performance
- Compliance requirements for different classes and building types
- Design considerations concerning fire performance
- Understand the different fire tests and where they fit into the requirements of the NCC
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- NSCA 2021 Units: Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47
- Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59
- Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 1, 5, 11, 16 Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22,28.
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Meet our Presenter
Chris Davis
With over twenty years’ experience within the construction industry, Chris expertise ranges through the concept to completion process imperative to good design. With a knowledge base and skill set that covers design and compliance requirements. Chris’s presentations are informative and are an important part of the overall education and Continued Professional Development required by specifiers, influencers, builders and certifiers.
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Objectives
- Recognise the importance of specifying the correct environmentally friendly systems for complete concrete protection (PC24, PC28)
- AS1884:2021 Section 3 3.4 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.4.3.1 General and Section 3.5 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.5.3.1 (PC45)
- Cost-saving solutions to prevent moisture-related failures in flooring installations (PC24, PC39, PC45)
- Design for permanent protection against bacteria in Healthcare, Hospitals, Food and Animal enclosures (PC24, PC28, PC45)
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NSCA 2021 Units: Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59 Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 1, 5, 11, 16 Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22,28.
Meet our Presenter
Louise Howell
Louise started her journey with Oxtek Solutions in April 2014. Her appointment as Chief Executive Officer in November 2020 served as a testament to her steadfast dedication and exceptional leadership.
Prior to her employment at Oxtek Solutions, Louise had an impressive 22-year career within the Trade and Protective Industrial Coatings paint industry.
Louise has been instrumental in steering numerous large-scale developments and projects across diverse sectors, including commercial, retail, residential, and recreational domains. Her keen insights, strategic foresight, and unwavering commitment to excellence have consistently propelled these initiatives to unprecedented heights of success.
A visionary leader with a relentless drive for innovation, Louise has been unwavering in her commitment to expanding Oxtek Solutions’ customer base. Leveraging her profound industry expertise, she has spearheaded initiatives aimed at educating architects, engineers, and builders through compelling CPD presentations across Australia and New Zealand. This proactive approach has not only enhanced Oxtek Solutions’ brand visibility but has also fostered enduring partnerships and alliances within the industry.
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Objectives
- Recognise the importance of specifying the correct environmentally friendly systems for complete concrete protection (PC24, PC28)
- AS1884:2021 Section 3 3.4 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.4.3.1 General and Section 3.5 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.5.3.1 (PC45)
- Cost-saving solutions to prevent moisture-related failures in flooring installations (PC24, PC39, PC45)
- Design for permanent protection against bacteria in Healthcare, Hospitals, Food and Animal enclosures (PC24, PC28, PC45)
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NSCA 2021 Units: Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59 Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 1, 5, 11, 16 Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22,28.
Meet our Presenter
Louise Howell
Louise started her journey with Oxtek Solutions in April 2014. Her appointment as Chief Executive Officer in November 2020 served as a testament to her steadfast dedication and exceptional leadership.
Prior to her employment at Oxtek Solutions, Louise had an impressive 22-year career within the Trade and Protective Industrial Coatings paint industry.
Louise has been instrumental in steering numerous large-scale developments and projects across diverse sectors, including commercial, retail, residential, and recreational domains. Her keen insights, strategic foresight, and unwavering commitment to excellence have consistently propelled these initiatives to unprecedented heights of success.
A visionary leader with a relentless drive for innovation, Louise has been unwavering in her commitment to expanding Oxtek Solutions’ customer base. Leveraging her profound industry expertise, she has spearheaded initiatives aimed at educating architects, engineers, and builders through compelling CPD presentations across Australia and New Zealand. This proactive approach has not only enhanced Oxtek Solutions’ brand visibility but has also fostered enduring partnerships and alliances within the industry.
Register Here
Objectives
- Recognise the importance of specifying the correct environmentally friendly systems for complete concrete protection (PC24, PC28)
- AS1884:2021 Section 3 3.4 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.4.3.1 General and Section 3.5 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.5.3.1 (PC45)
- Cost-saving solutions to prevent moisture-related failures in flooring installations (PC24, PC39, PC45)
- Design for permanent protection against bacteria in Healthcare, Hospitals, Food and Animal enclosures (PC24, PC28, PC45)
More Info
NSCA 2021 Units: Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59 Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 1, 5, 11, 16 Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22,28.
Meet our Presenter
Louise Howell
Louise started her journey with Oxtek Solutions in April 2014. Her appointment as Chief Executive Officer in November 2020 served as a testament to her steadfast dedication and exceptional leadership.
Prior to her employment at Oxtek Solutions, Louise had an impressive 22-year career within the Trade and Protective Industrial Coatings paint industry.
Louise has been instrumental in steering numerous large-scale developments and projects across diverse sectors, including commercial, retail, residential, and recreational domains. Her keen insights, strategic foresight, and unwavering commitment to excellence have consistently propelled these initiatives to unprecedented heights of success.
A visionary leader with a relentless drive for innovation, Louise has been unwavering in her commitment to expanding Oxtek Solutions’ customer base. Leveraging her profound industry expertise, she has spearheaded initiatives aimed at educating architects, engineers, and builders through compelling CPD presentations across Australia and New Zealand. This proactive approach has not only enhanced Oxtek Solutions’ brand visibility but has also fostered enduring partnerships and alliances within the industry.
Register Here
Objectives
- Recognise the importance of specifying the correct environmentally friendly systems for complete concrete protection (PC24, PC28)
- AS1884:2021 Section 3 3.4 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.4.3.1 General and Section 3.5 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.5.3.1 (PC45)
- Cost-saving solutions to prevent moisture-related failures in flooring installations (PC24, PC39, PC45)
- Design for permanent protection against bacteria in Healthcare, Hospitals, Food and Animal enclosures (PC24, PC28, PC45)
More Info
NSCA 2021 Units: Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59 Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 1, 5, 11, 16 Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22,28.
Meet our Presenter
Louise Howell
Louise started her journey with Oxtek Solutions in April 2014. Her appointment as Chief Executive Officer in November 2020 served as a testament to her steadfast dedication and exceptional leadership.
Prior to her employment at Oxtek Solutions, Louise had an impressive 22-year career within the Trade and Protective Industrial Coatings paint industry.
Louise has been instrumental in steering numerous large-scale developments and projects across diverse sectors, including commercial, retail, residential, and recreational domains. Her keen insights, strategic foresight, and unwavering commitment to excellence have consistently propelled these initiatives to unprecedented heights of success.
A visionary leader with a relentless drive for innovation, Louise has been unwavering in her commitment to expanding Oxtek Solutions’ customer base. Leveraging her profound industry expertise, she has spearheaded initiatives aimed at educating architects, engineers, and builders through compelling CPD presentations across Australia and New Zealand. This proactive approach has not only enhanced Oxtek Solutions’ brand visibility but has also fostered enduring partnerships and alliances within the industry.
Register Here
Objectives
- Recognise the importance of specifying the correct environmentally friendly systems for complete concrete protection (PC24, PC28)
- AS1884:2021 Section 3 3.4 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.4.3.1 General and Section 3.5 New Concrete Subfloors Clause 3.5.3.1 (PC45)
- Cost-saving solutions to prevent moisture-related failures in flooring installations (PC24, PC39, PC45)
- Design for permanent protection against bacteria in Healthcare, Hospitals, Food and Animal enclosures (PC24, PC28, PC45)
More Info
NSCA 2021 Units: Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59 Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 1, 5, 11, 16 Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22,28.
Meet our Presenter
Louise Howell
Louise started her journey with Oxtek Solutions in April 2014. Her appointment as Chief Executive Officer in November 2020 served as a testament to her steadfast dedication and exceptional leadership.
Prior to her employment at Oxtek Solutions, Louise had an impressive 22-year career within the Trade and Protective Industrial Coatings paint industry.
Louise has been instrumental in steering numerous large-scale developments and projects across diverse sectors, including commercial, retail, residential, and recreational domains. Her keen insights, strategic foresight, and unwavering commitment to excellence have consistently propelled these initiatives to unprecedented heights of success.
A visionary leader with a relentless drive for innovation, Louise has been unwavering in her commitment to expanding Oxtek Solutions’ customer base. Leveraging her profound industry expertise, she has spearheaded initiatives aimed at educating architects, engineers, and builders through compelling CPD presentations across Australia and New Zealand. This proactive approach has not only enhanced Oxtek Solutions’ brand visibility but has also fostered enduring partnerships and alliances within the industry.
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Objectives
- Requirements needed within the NCC 2022
- Performance requirements of wind loadings for Façade Systems
- Material considerations concerning fire requirements for External Walls & Facades
- Thermal properties needed for Section J and Energy Rating compliance
- Basic design considerations for External Façade systems
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NSCA 2021 Units
- Performance criteria for detailed design and construction documentation: PC 37, 39, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47
- Performance criteria for design delivery and construction phase services: PC 48, 51, 58, 59
- Performance criteria for practice management and professional conduct: PC 5, 16
- Performance criteria for project initiation and conceptual design: PC 22, 31
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Meet our Presenter
Kylie Robertson
Over the past twelve years, Kylie has accumulated experience in all phases of construction, from concept to completion, with a strong focus on design and compliance knowledge. Specifiers, influencers, builders and certifiers benefit from Kylie’s presentations as part of their overall education and continued professional development.
READ THIS ARTICLE TO LEARN HOW TO CREATE A FORMAL CPD. LEARN WHAT A FORMAL CPD MUST LOOK LIKE TO BE CONSIDERED A FORMAL (1 POINT) CPD PRESENTATION
Developing a formal CPD presentation is the way in which companies address correct product specification in line with National CPD guidelines.
When creating a formal CPD presentation, there is a lot to consider! The structure of the presentation, the objectives, competency guidelines, format requirements of the PowerPoint presentation, etc. With such a time consuming and complex exercise, you really want to ensure that you get it right from the get go. If you need to update your presentation to ensure that it conforms to state/territory registration board requirements, or if you wish to create a new formal CPD presentation, we are here to assist.
Sliding doors are used on nearly every building in each and every sector of our industry. Entrance doors to a public building, a residential building, a breakaway area or courtyard, which has become more apparent on high rise commercial buildings.
These glazing products are been installed in locations which will test them and their limitations to the absolute maximum, mainly the structural strength due to increased wind loads higher up the building as well as water tightness.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe the different types of sliding doors suitable for project applications 4:4.6.
- Document the performance requirements when selecting sliding systems 4:4.7.
- Describe how building movement can affect the performance & operation of sliding doors 3:3.3.