Passive fire workshop
So you found or made some holes (literally) in the fire separations by installing cables, pipes, lights, access control, plumbing (walls/ ceilings) … now what?
While many think they know what to do to fire stop a hole, 99% are getting it wrong! It’s important to know what to do and what NOT to do when sealing a hole in a fire separation.
Come to this session on the practical applications of how to fix up / install / inspect these systems.
Session 1: Common problems - practical solutions
Basic intro to passive systems – how they work, how to install, what some manufacturers don’t tell you and how to maintain:
- How to fix them up
- What systems to use including: sealants / collars / wraps, boards and more
- What not to do!
- How to use the systems correctly - tips and tricks /pitfalls
- Various major systems in NZ
Session 2: How to stop the damage from happening again
What to leave the building manager / owner / contractors with so the system is not stuffed up. Writing it all up:
- Identifying and documenting fire penetrations - value add - low cost tips
- Inspections and findings
- Documenting the installation / repair
Presented by Ron Green, chairperson of the Association of Building Compliance and a registered IQP, these sessions have been specifically devised for building control officers, building inspectors, building surveyors, designers / architects, facilities managers, fire engineers, IQPs and testing staff, LBPs / tradesmen: builders / electricians / plumbers, owners’ agents and property management companies.
To find the session nearest you, visit the website.