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Registrations and more information – www.airah.org.au This course is ideal for: Regulatory authorities Mechanical services designers Equipment manufacturers and suppliers Maintenance contractors Filter manufacturers and suppliers Facilities managers • Building owners Brett Fairweather, M.AIRAH Brett is a member of Standards Australia’s ME-062 subcommittees responsible for Standards on fire and smoke control, mechanical ventilation in buildings and natural ventilation of buildings. He has represented local engineering practices since the 1990s and now runs a mechanical services consultancy to support other practitioners throughout the industry. He also represents AIRAH in the delivery of seminars and training related to mechanical ventilation, fire and smoke control, and maintenance of essential mechanical systems. Register Now! Do you know the principles of fire and smoke control and how to design a complying system? Or how to specify the right damper for the right job? This one day course outlines how AS/NZS 1668.1 applies the principles of smoke control in multi-compartment buildings. Why is smoke control required in buildings? What are the hazards generated by smoke and how does smoke move? Plus details on occupant escape. This course also examines the specification, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire and smoke dampers, and provides the information required to determine the proper parameters for selection, installation, commissioning and essential maintenance of fire dampers and smoke dampers in use in buildings. Key topics: Purpose and application of fire and smoke control Selection, design and development of a smoke control system Fire protection of openings System activation and operation Testing and commissioning smoke control systems Purpose and application of fire and smoke dampers Performance and installation requirements of fire, smoke and air control dampers Standard commissioning and maintenance requirements for fire and smoke dampers Smoke Control and Fire Dampers

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Registrations and more information – www.airah.org.au

This course is ideal for:

• Regulatory authorities

• Mechanical services designers

• Equipment manufacturers and suppliers

• Maintenance contractors

• Filter manufacturers and suppliers

• Facilities managers

• Building owners Brett Fairweather, M.AIRAH Brett is a member of Standards Australia’s ME-062 subcommittees responsible for Standards on fire and smoke control, mechanical ventilation in buildings and natural ventilation of buildings. He has represented local engineering practices since the 1990s and now runs a mechanical services consultancy to support other practitioners throughout the industry. He also represents AIRAH in the delivery of seminars and training related to mechanical ventilation, fire and smoke control, and maintenance of essential mechanical systems.

RegisterNow!

Do you know the principles of fire and smoke control and how to design a complying system?

Or how to specify the right damper for the right job?

This one day course outlines how AS/NZS 1668.1 applies the principles of smoke control in multi-compartment buildings. Why is smoke control required in buildings? What are the hazards generated by smoke and how does smoke move? Plus details on occupant escape.

This course also examines the specification, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire and smoke dampers, and provides the information required to determine the proper parameters for selection, installation, commissioning and essential maintenance of fire dampers and smoke dampers in use in buildings.

Key topics:

• Purpose and application of fire and smoke control

• Selection, design and development of a smoke control system

• Fire protection of openings

• System activation and operation

• Testing and commissioning smoke control systems

• Purpose and application of fire and smoke dampers

• Performance and installation requirements of fire, smoke and air control dampers

• Standard commissioning and maintenance requirements for fire and smoke dampers

Smoke Control and Fire Dampers

Cancellation and refund policyRegistration may be cancelled up to five working days prior to commencement of the course with participants either transferring to another course/event or receiving a refund less a 20% administration fee. No refund will be given where cancellation is 24 hours or less. In all other cases of cancellation the extent of any refund will be at the discretion of AIRAH.

You may substitute another participant at any time prior to the event date should the nominated person be unable to attend. Where a non-member replaces a member the difference between member and non-member rates will be charged. Requests for refund can be made by email to [email protected]

AIRAH | Tel: +61 3 8623 3000 | Email: [email protected]

Course dates and locations

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Course costAIRAH member $700 (Including GST)

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Course times8.30am – Registrations desk opens and light refreshments served

9am – Course start

5pm – Course finish

MelbourneThursday August 10Telstra Conference Centre Level 1, 242 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, VIC

BrisbaneTuesday August 29Next Hotel 72 Queen Street, Brisbane, QLD

Register online at www.airah.org.au or complete and return this form.

SydneyThursday August 24Novotel 169-179 Thomas Street, Sydney, NSW