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Bushfire-ready Ventilation: Compliance & Safety for Homes in Bushfire Zones

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Introducing the availability of "Bushfire-ready Ventilation: Compliance & Safety for Homes in Bushfire Zones" - a Formal CPD webinar by Schweigen.

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Learning Outcomes:

  1. Understand codes and standards governing residential ventilation systems
  2. Understand the Bushfire Compliance Standards applicable for homes
  3. Identify bushfire-related risks affecting ventilation systems and the performance criteria used to mitigate these risks
  4. Assess and specify ventilation systems that comply with BAL-40 requirements
  5. Apply best-practice principles for the installation of ventilation systems

NCSA Performance Criteria:

  1. Practice Management and Professional Conduct: PC12, PC16
  2. Detailed Design and Construction Documentation: PC41, PC45

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