Fire seals protecting openings in fire-resisting components of the building

 
 
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Inspection, Test and Routine Servicing

The basis of inspection, test and routine servicing of compartment integrity is to identify the respective vertical and horizontal barriers and their respective fire-resistance level (FRL) or smoke requirements and to ensure all openings or service penetrations and control joints in these barriers do not compromise the performance of the fire and smoke compartmentation.

Passive fire and smoke elements that can be readily inspected without the de-construction (demolition) of any building elements. Elements that are inaccessible may be excluded from the service routine.

All passive fire and smoke systems shall be inspected and tested on an annual basis.

 

Where You Can Go To See What Is Fully Required To Comply?

Maintenance Standard

  • AS1851-2012 Section 12 – Passive and Fire System

Minimum Standards of Performance

  • BCA 2015 Clause C3.15

  • AS1530.4-2005

  • AS4072.1-2005

  • Installed in Accordance with the Tested Prototype.

  • In accordance with Manufacturer’s instructions & tested specimen

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Inspection Intervals

All routine inspected and tested shall be in accordance with AS1851-2012.

Equipment Type 3 Monthly 6 Monthly Yearly
Fire Seals
Hatches
Structural
Fire Rated Glazing