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Woodside General Learning Areas (6) FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES



FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES









1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION



The Woodside general plan is to be utilised for this specification.

The new works proposed for the Woodside Plan template consists of the construction of a new single

story classroom base with ancillary support rooms corridor and toilet facilities

The project comprises the installation of new fire protection systems throughout the building in

accordance with the relative Australian Standards, Building Code of Australia and to the Department of

Administration and Information Services requirements.



2 SCOPE OF WORK





2.1 CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION

Without limiting the generality of the General Conditions of Contract, and except as otherwise expressly

provided herein, the work includes but is not limited to the supply of all material, equipment,

warehousing, labour, supervision, tools, testing devices and drawings, and each item of expense

necessary for the design, fabrication, delivery, handling, unloading, assembly, installation, testing, start-

up, commissioning, servicing, maintenance and warranty of the services as fit for the purpose, as shown

on the associated drawings and schedules, except otherwise specified in the Associated Work section

of the specification.

The fire protection services installation consists of the following systems:

- Water supply connection to the existing 150 mm diameter underground SA Water towns main located

in Moffett Street for supply to the new external hydrant system.

- External fire hydrant system.

- Piping systems associated with the above installation.

- Portable fire extinguishers complete with signage each.

- Automatic fire detection and alarm system (non required) incorporating photo optical type smoke

detectors and thermal detectors complete with audible sounders bases throughout the new building

- Electrical services associated with the above systems.

- Controls and alarms associated with the building essential services.

- Associated Country Fire Services services and fees.

- Testing and commissioning of all of the above systems.

Performance of miscellaneous work to complete the fire protection services installation:

- Formation of penetrations in walls, ceilings and floor slabs for access, installation and maintenance of

the equipment not otherwise documented as work to be provided by others.

- Sealing of penetrations after the installation of the fire protection services equipment not otherwise

documented as work to be provided by others.

- Painting and identification.

- Excavation and backfilling of underground services.

- Provision of supports, fixings and fasteners to support the required equipment.

- Removal of rubbish and maintenance of the safety, security, order and cleanliness of the site.

Design and Documentation

- Site measurement, setting out and detailed dimensional design and documentation of the work to

ensure the installation suits the layout shown on the drawings and as directed on site.

- Completion of detailed design within the overall system design described by the specification and

drawings.

- Preparation and submission of workshop drawings.

- Preparation and submission of as-constructed drawings, operating and maintenance manuals.

- Selection of equipment not otherwise specified to comply with the specification.







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- Reporting in writing to the Principal of any discrepancies in the documentation.

- Payment of statutory fees and charges.

- Training of Principal’s personnel on the operation of the service.

Programming of the Work

Establishment of detailed construction programs within key dates directed by the Principal as required

by the contract.

Quality Assurance

Establishment and implementation of the quality assurance system, including all testing, inspection

services and final surveys.

Testing and Commissioning

- Commissioning and testing of the installation (all systems) in conjunction with other related services

trades.

- Documentation of all of the inspection and testing recorded on suitable forms and bound into the

operating and maintenance manuals.

- Rectification of any work required to make good deficiencies which become apparent during

commissioning and testing.

- When the installation is complete, commission the installation by putting it into normal working order.

Certification and Approvals

- Obtaining of approvals and, where appropriate, certificates of compliance from statutory authorities.

- Provision of certificates of equipment warranties, etc.

- Provision of certificates of compliance (self certification) for the overall installation.

Service and Maintenance

Maintain and rectify defects during the defect liability period.

Replacement of equipment and components that fail during service or that fail to perform as required by

the warranty.



3 TERMINATION POINTS





3.1 GENERAL

The work covered by this fire protection services specification is to be fully complete and independent

within the limits of the site and structure shown.

The following termination points are a recommendation of potential termination points between trades.

Liaise with other sub-contractors (tenderers) to ensure a complete and fully operational system is

provided from the time of tender through to construction.

CONTROL

- Connect to the control terminal strips in the electrical services Security Data Gathering Panels

installed for transmission of a fire detection alarm to the PSSD.

Liaise with the electrical trade specialist for connection requirements.

PIPEWORK

- Connect to the existing underground SA Water towns main for water supply to serve the hydrant

system.



4 PERFORMANCE AND GUARANTEE





4.1 SCOPE

Guarantee that the installation complies with the requirements herein and regulations of all authorities

having jurisdiction over this project.

Guarantee that the entire connected systems and each item of equipment incorporated in it will shut

down and simultaneously operate automatically, stably, safely, reliably and with optimum efficiency to

provide not less than the ratings required by the regulatory authorities and where specified in this

specification at full load and to provide all other intermediate ratings at part load as required throughout

the specified defects liability period provided that it is operated within the following specified limiting

conditions.





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It is a special requirement that each and every component of all operating systems, particularly

automatic controls, motors and switchgear must be selected, installed and adjusted for continuous,

safe, unattended operation at the specified limiting conditions listed below. At the time of

commissioning, adjust and set all components to meet this requirement.



4.2 LIMITING CONDITIONS

AMBIENT THERMAL CONDITIONS

Extreme ambient conditions within which plant Summer: 45.0ºC DB/24.0ºC WB and full solar

shall be required to continue to operate: load

Winter: -2.0ºC DB





5 ASSOCIATED WORK





5.1 GENERAL

Carry out all other, structural and building work required for access, construction, installation, operation

and maintenance of the fire protection services installation.

Ensure that the strength and rigidity of structures and fastenings throughout are adequate to prevent

failure, significant movement or deflection throughout the life of the installation during operation and

maintenance.

Locate equipment and services where shown on the drawings.

Mark or otherwise identify the location and nature of services and fittings that will be exposed to view

and obtain the Principal’s approval before installation.

Ensure that overall sizes do not exceed those specified and otherwise conform generally to the sizes

shown on the drawings.

State at the time of tendering any changes that are required to these provisions and be fully responsible

for the cost of any subsequent alterations or reselection of equipment necessary to complete the work

as specified.

All fixings are to be no less corrosion resistant than the parts being fastened and shall be the same or

more noble material so that corrosion will not occur.

Seal airtight all penetrations through building fabric with an approved sealant.

The following is a description of associated work that is a recommendation of works that should be

carried out by other specialist trades, liaise with other sub-contractors (tenderers) to ensure access,

construction, installation, operation and maintenance of the fire protection services installation:

- Handover the required keys for all doors to the CFS at the time of final inspection.

- Adequate electrical power supplies to the fire services equipment as described in the termination

points section of this specification.



5.2 ASSOCIATED WORKS DETAILED ELSEWHERE IN THE SPECIFICATION

The following work associated with the provision of the building management system is specified or

detailed in other sections of the project documents to be carried out by the relevant trades.

- Power supply accessibility output signals



5.3 FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES DESIGN CRITERIA

The fire protection services will be designed and installed to comply with the requirements of the

regulatory authorities, Building Code of Australia and relevant Australian Standards.

Systems will be installed to limit the spread of fire and to provide warning for building occupants to exit

the premises.







Automatic fire detection and alarm system In accordance with AS 1670 – Automatic fire

detection and alarm systems – Systems

design, installation and commissioning and

AS 1603.4 – Automatic fire detection and

alarm systems – Control and indicating

equipment.





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Smoke detectors/Thermal Detectors Occupied areas:

As indicated on drawings accompanying the

specification and to requirements of AS 1670

– Automatic fire detection and alarm systems

– Systems design, installation and

commissioning

Portable fire extinguishers In accordance with AS 2444 – Portable fire

extinguishers and fire blankets – selection and

location.









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FIRE PROTECTION—GENERAL REQUIREMENTS









1 GENERAL





1.1 CROSS REFERENCES

Responsibilities

The fire protection services to be supplied and installed to serve the new building are summarised as

follows:

- Provision for the installation of a new external fire hydrant system incorporating 1 off double headed

hydrant standpipe.

- Provision for the installation of new Dry Chemical Powder fire extinguishers.

- Relocation of existing Dry Chemical Powder fire extinguishers to new locations.

- Provision for the installation of an Automatic Fire Detection and Alarm System to serve the new

building

- Electrical services associated with the above systems.

- Controls and alarms.

- Testing and commissioning of all of the above systems.



1.2 PRECEDENCE

Precedence

Requirements of subsequent worksections of the specification override conflicting requirements in this

worksection.



1.3 CROSS REFERENCE

Associated worksections

Conform to the following:

- Sealants and fasteners.

- Fire-stopping.

Common requirements

Conform to the following:

- Sealants and fasteners.

- Fire-stopping.

- Metals and prefinishes for off-site painting and electroplated or in-line galvanised finishes.

- Service trenching.



1.4 STANDARDS

General standards

AS 2419 Fire Hydrant installations

Part 1: System design, installation and commissioning

Part 2: Fire hydrant valves

AS/NZS 3500.4 National Plumbing and Drainage Code of Australia

AS 3680 Polyethylene sleeving for ductile iron pipelines

AS 3798 Guidelines on earthworks for commercial and residential

developments

AS4041 Pressure piping

AS/NZS 2280 Ductile iron pressure pipes and fittings

AS/NZS 2648 Underground marking tape

Part 1: Non-detectable tape

AS 2032 Code of practice for installation of UPVC pipe systems

AS/NZS 1841 Portable fire extinguishers (related parts)





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AS/NZS 1850 Portable fire extinguishers – Classification, rating and performance

testing

AS 2444 Portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets – Selection and location

AS/NZS 3676 Portable fire extinguishers – Guide to servicing

AS 1603 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems

Part 1: Heat detectors

Part 2: Point type smoke detectors

Part 4: Control and indicating equipment

Part 5: Manual call points

Part 6: Fire alarm bells

Part 11: Visual warning devices

Part 15: Remote indicators

AS 1670 Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems—System

design, installation and commissioning

Part 1: Fire

Part 2: Local fire

Part 3: Fire alarm monitoring

AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules

AS 4428 Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems—control and

indicating equipment

Part 0: General requirements and test methods

Part 1: Fire

Part 6: Alarm signalling equipment



1.5 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

Contractual relationships

Responsibilities and duties of the principal, contractor and contract administrator are not altered by

requirements in the documents referenced in this specification.

Current editions

Use referenced documents which are the editions, with amendments, current 3 months before the

closing date for tenders, except where other editions or amendment are required by statutory

authorities.

General standards

Comply with the referenced Australian Standards and other documents in this specification for the

design, installation, quality, commissioning, service and maintenance of all services.

Statutory standards

Comply with the relevant requirements of the following authorities, etc for the design, installation,

quality, commissioning, service and maintenance of all services.

- South Australian Water Corporation

- Country Fire Service.

Regulations

- Building code of Australia



1.6 INTERPRETATION

Abbreviations

General: For the purposes of this worksection the abbreviations given below apply.

AS Australian Standard

BCA Building Code of Australia

CFS Country Fire Service

NATA National Association of Testing Authorities

NZS New Zealand Standard

SAWC South Australian Water Corporation

SSL Scientific Services Laboratory

UL Underwriters laboratory





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Definitions

General: For the purposes of this worksection the definitions given below apply.

- Attendance: ‘Attendance’, ‘provide attendance’ and similar expressions mean ‘give assistance for

examination and testing’.

- Give notice: ‘Give notice’, ‘submit’, ‘advise’, ‘inform’ and similar expressions mean ’give notice

(submit, advise, inform) in writing to the contract administrator’.

- Maintenance period: Synonymous with ‘Defects liability period’.

- Obtain: ‘Obtain’, ‘seek’ and similar expressions mean ‘obtain (seek) in writing from the contract

administrator.

- Pipe: Includes pipe and tube.

- Principal: ‘Principal’ has the same meaning as ‘owner’, ‘client’ and ‘proprietor’ and is the party to

whom the Contractor is legally bound to construct the works.

- Proprietary: ‘Proprietary’ mean identifiable by naming manufacturer, supplier, installer, trade name,

brand name, catalogue or reference number.

- Provide: ‘Provide’ and similar expressions mean ‘supply and install’. Installation shall include

development of the design beyond that documented.

Test

- Pre-completion tests: Tests carried out before completion tests.

* Type tests: Tests carried out on an item identical with a production item, before delivery to the

site.

* Production tests: Tests carried out on a purchased item, before delivery to the site.

* Site tests: Tests carried out on site.

- Completion tests: Tests carried out on completed installations or systems before the date for

practical completions, to determine that the installation or system, including components, controls

and equipment, operate correctly, safely and efficiently, and meets performance and other

requirements. The superintendent may direct that completion tests be carried out after the date for

practical completion.

Basic ‘tolerance definitions:

- Registered testing authority:

* An authority registered by the National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) to test in the

relevant field.

- Required: Means required by the documents, the local council or statutory authorities.

- If required: A conditional specification term for work which may be shown in the documents or be a

legislative requirement.

- Samples: Includes samples, prototypes and sample panels.

- Supply: ‘Supply’, ‘furnish’ and similar expressions mean ‘supply only’.

- Verification: Provides an opportunity to attend an activity but does not involve an obligation. The

activity can proceed without approval from the contract administrator.



1.7 CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

Services diagrammatic layouts

Layouts of service lines, plant and equipment shown on the drawings are diagrammatic only, except

where figured dimensions are provided or calculable.

Before commencing work:

- Obtain measurements and other necessary information.

- Coordinate the design and installation in conjunction with all trades.



1.8 NOTICE

Inspection

If notice of inspection is required in respect of parts of the works that are to be concealed, advise

when the inspection can be made before concealment.

Minimum notice for inspection to be made: 4 hours for on site inspectors, otherwise 2 working days.

Attendance





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Provide attendance.



1.9 INSPECTION

Notice

Inspection: If notice of inspection is required in respect of parts of the works that are to be concealed,

advise when the inspection can be made before concealment.

Attendance

Provide attendance.



1.10 SUBMISSIONS

Authorities

Arrange for all inspection required by the relevant authorities and independent certifier at various

stages and at the completion of the whole installation.

Authorities’ approvals: Submit documents showing approval by the authorities whose requirements

apply to the work.

Correspondence: Submit copies of correspondence and notes of meetings with authorities.

Design

If part or all of an installation is to be designed by the contractor, submit documents showing the layout

and details of the installation.

Variation documents: If it is proposed to change the installation from that shown on the contract

documents, or if changes are required by statutory authorities, submit variation documents showing

the proposed changes.

Electronic submissions

Provide record drawings in the following format:

- CAD files:

- File format: AutoCAD 2000dwg

- Transmission medium: CD ROM

Hard copy submissions

Quantity:

Bound documents: 3 copies

- Loose documents larger than A3: One transparency on heavyweight plastic film the same size as

the standard contract drawings.

- Loose documents up to and including A3: 1 copy

- Samples: One of each designated item including ancillary items such as fasteners etc complete

with two copies of supporting product size.

- Standard contract drawing size: A1.

Errors

If a submission contains errors, make a new or amended submission as appropriate, indicating

changes made since the previous submission.

Identification

Identify the project, contractor, subcontractor or supplier, manufacturer, applicable product, model

number and options, as appropriate and include pertinent contract document references. Include

service connection requirements, and product certification. Identify proposals for non-compliance with

project requirements , and characteristics which may be detrimental to successful performance of the

completed work.

Inspection and testing plan

Submit an inspection and testing plan which is consistent with the construction program. Include

particulars of test stages and procedures.

Notice

Minimum notice: 5 working days for offsite submissions, otherwise 10 working days.

Submission points: If a submission is required for a part of the works, do not commence work on the

part until the submissions is endorsed that the work may proceed. Coordinate related submissions and

do not cause delays by making late or inadequate submissions.





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Materials and components

Produce certification: If products must conform to product certification schemes, submit evidence of

conformance.

Product data: For proprietary equipment, submit the manufacturer’s product data as follows:

- Technical specifications and drawings.

- Type-test reports.

- Performance and rating tables.

- Recommendations for installation and maintenance

Proposed products schedules: If major products are not specified as proprietary items, submit a

schedule of those proposed for use within 3 weeks of site possession.

Samples

Prior to placing orders on fittings or equipment, submit to the Principal samples of the following items

for approval:

- Smoke detector—brochure only

- Thermal detector—brochure only

- Portable fire extinguisher—brochure only

Certification

Submit certification that the equipment submitted meets all requirements and capacities of the contract

documents except for departures that are identified in the submission.

Shop drawings

Submit dimensioned drawings showing details of the fabrication and installation of service and

equipment, including relationship to building structure and other services, cable type and size, and

marking details.

As executed drawings: Amend the drawings during the defects liability period to correct errors or

omissions and to show changes made after submission. Resubmit amended copies.

Diagrammatic layouts: Coordinate work shown diagrammatically in the contract documents, and

submit dimensioned set-out drawings.

Quantity and format

Refer to Submissions.



2 EXECUTION





2.1 MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS

Consistency

For the whole quantity of each material or product use the same manufacturer or source and provide

consistent type, size, quality and appearance.

Manufacturers’ or suppliers’ recommendations

General: Select, if no selection is given, and transport, deliver, store, handle, protect, finish, adjust,

prepare for use, and provide manufactured items in accordance with the current written

recommendations and instructions of the manufacturer or supplier.

Project modifications: Advise of activities that supplement, or are contrary to, manufacturer’s or

suppliers’ written recommendations and instructions.

Product certification: Products must comply with product certification schemes, provide them in

accordance with the certification requirements.

Proprietary items

Implication: Identification of a proprietary item does not necessarily imply exclusive preference for the

item so identified, but indicates the necessary properties of the item.

Alternatives: If alternatives are proposed, submit proposed alternatives and include samples, available

technical information, reasons for proposed substitutions and cost. State if provision of proposed

alternatives will necessitate alteration to other parts of the works and advise consequent costs.









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Sealed containers

If materials or products are supplied by the manufacturer in closed or sealed containers or packages,

bring the materials or products to point of use in the original containers or packages.



2.2 COMPLETION

Contractor’s submissions

Within 2 weeks after practical completion, submit 3 copies of designated documents.

Samples

Remove unincorporated samples from site on completion of the project.

Warranties

General: Name the principal as warrantee in conformance with the Warranty schedule. Register with

manufacturers as necessary. Retain copies delivered with components and equipment.

Commencement: Commence warranty periods at practical completion or at acceptance of installation,

if acceptance is not concurrent with practical completion.

Approval of installer: If installation is not by manufacturer, and product warranty is conditional on the

manufacturer’s approval of the installer, submit the manufacturer’s written approval of the installing

firm.









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PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS AND FIRE BLANKETS









1 GENERAL





1.1 AIMS

Responsibilities

Provide portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets as specified below and where shown on the

drawings.

Comply with the BCA (Part E1.6), relevant Australian Standards, its referenced documents and

requirements of regulatory authorities (viz CFS).

Provide self or independent certification of compliance for the whole installation.

Design

Standards:

AS/NZS 1841 Portable fire extinguishers (related parts)

AS.NZS 1850 Portable fire extinguishers—Classification, rating and performance testing

AS 2444 Portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets—Selection and location

AS/NZS 3676 Portable fire extinguishers—Guide to servicing

Use equipment listed in the SSL Register of Accredited Products—Fire Protection Equipment,

Section 4.



1.2 CROSS REFERENCES

General

Conform to the scope of works requirements work section.

Associated work sections

Conform to associated work sections as follows:

- Fire protection general requirements.

- Portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets.



2 PRODUCTS





2.1 AUTHORISED PRODUCTS

General

Provide equipment listed in the SSL Register of Accredited Products – Fire protection equipment.



2.2 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

General

Provide ABE Dry Chemical Powder, 4.5 kg 3A:60B(E) portable fire extinguishers and a fire blanket as

specified and where shown on the drawings.

Mount each extinguisher in accordance with the relative Australian Standards and enclose within a

heavy duty plastic bag stapled at the bottom in order to contain any accidental spillage.

The fire extinguisher safety pin shall be a 100 mm extended travel type. The pin is to be inserted such

that it can only be removed once the extinguisher is removed from its mounting.

Reuse all existing Dry Chemical Powder fire extinguishers and signage currently installed in buildings

proposed for demolition and relocate to new buildings for use.

Service the existing fire extinguishers as necessary to ensure the units are in a satisfactory working

condition prior to reinstatement within the new buildings.

Comply with the BCA (Part E1.6) relevant Australian Standards, its referenced documents and

requirements of regulatory authorities (viz. CFS, etc).







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Provide self or independent certification of compliance for the whole installation.

Fire extinguisher schedule

Designation FE1

Locations Refer to drawings

Unit type Dry Chemical Powder

Classification and rating 4.5 kg 3A:60B (E)

Nozzle type Moulded horn

Maximum force to operate lever Standard

Maximum force to frangible seal Standard

Cabinet type Not applicable

Security Cable tie ring pull

Waterproof cover Clear Plastic Cover



2.3 FIRE BLANKETS

General

Provide a fire blanket as specified and where shown on the drawings.

Comply with the BCA (Part E1.6), relevant Australian Standards, its referenced documents and

requirements of regulatory authorities (viz. CFS, etc).

Provide self or independent certification of compliance for the whole installation.

Fire blankets schedule

Location Number Size

Withdraw room 1 1.8 m x 1.8 m

Central Activity Space 1 1.8 m x 1.8 m



3 EXECUTION





3.1 INSTALLATION

Fire extinguishers and fire blankets

Supply and install all fire extinguishers and fire blankets including mounting brackets, location and

identification signage in accordance with the requirements of Australian/New Zealand Standards.

Obtain agreement on site with the Principal and Country Fire Service for final location of each item.

Comply with Section 3 of AS 2444 for mounting each extinguisher and appropriate signage. Check

content and weight of each extinguisher prior to hand over and at the end of the defects liability period.

Comply with Section 5 of AS 2444 for mounting each fire blanket and appropriate signage.

Commissioning

Refer to the fire protection commissioning section of this specification for details.

Maintenance

Refer to the fire protection maintenance section of this specification for details.

Miscellaneous items

Provide a service tag securely fitted to each item.

Provide block plans showing the location of each item.









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FIRE DETECTION AND ALARMS









1 GENERAL





1.1 AIMS

Responsibilities

Provide an automatic fire detection and alarm system to protect the new building as shown on the

drawings. The whole installation shall comply with the BCA, relevant regulatory authorities (viz CFS)

and specified documents and standards.

Provide all approval documentation and self or independent certification of compliance for the

installation.

Arrange with the CFS to progressively inspect test and approve the overall installation. Pay all

associated fees for inspections and approvals.



1.2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

General

System type: Addressable

Interface

Provide interface to the following systems:

- Provision for connection to the Electrical Services Security Data Gathering Panels for interfacing of

the detection system with the security system.

- Connection to the main school building fire detection system and autodial facilities



1.3 CROSS REFERENCES

General

Conform to the General requirements work section.

Associated work sections

Conform to the associated work sections as follows:

- Fire protection general requirements

- Fire detection and alarms.



1.4 STANDARD

General

Comply with the referenced Australian Standards and other documents in this specification for the

design, installation, quality, commissioning, service and maintenance of all services.

AS 1603 Automatic fire detection and alarm systems

Part 1: Heat detectors

Part 2: Paint type smoke detectors

Part 4: Control and indicating equipment

Part 6: Fire alarm bells

AS 1670 Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems—System design,

installation and commissioning

Part 1: Fire

Part 2: Local fire

AS 2484 Fire—Glossary of terms

Part 1: Fire tests

Part 2: Fire protection and fire fighting equipment

AS 3000 Electrical installations—Buildings, structures and premises

AS 4428 Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems—Control and

indicating equipment

Part: 0 Fire







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Part 5: Power supply units

Part 6: Alarm signalling equipment

Part 10: Alarm investigation

Use equipment listed in the SSL Register of Accredited Products, Section 1.



1.5 SUBMISSIONS

Product data and samples

Submit product data and samples for system components including but not limited to those listed in

the samples section of the general requirements section.



2 PRODUCTS





2.1 AUTHORISED PRODUCTS

General

Equipment: Provide equipment listed in the ActivFire Register of Fire Protection Equipment.



2.2 CONTROL AND INDICATING EQUIPMENT

Standards

General: To AS 7240.2.

Alarm investigation facility (AIF): To AS 4428.10

Alarm signalling equipment: To AS 4428.6

Power supply units: To AS 4428.5

Fire fighters interface: To AS 4428.3



2.3 DETECTORS

Standards

Refer to AS 1670 Appendix B for guidance for the selection of all detectors.

Heat detectors: To AS 1603.1.

Point type smoke detectors: To AS 1603.2.

Integral detector/alarm units: To AS 3786.

Remote indicators: To AS 1603.15.

All detectors shall be mounted on common bases for interchangeability with other types of detectors;

plug-in-type arrangement to permanently secured bases with locking facilities.

Generally smoke detectors shall be photo-optical type unless otherwise specified or indicated on the

drawings; all detectors shall be equipped with sensitivity adjustment (2% to 10% obstruction).

Self-indicating detectors

General: Provide a light emitting diode mounted in a clearly visible position, which illuminates

whenever detector operation causes an alarm condition to register on the FIP. Provide self-indicating

devices which, if faulty, will not render the detector inoperative under fire conditions.

Mounting positions of light emitting diodes:

- Visible detectors: On the outside of the detector or its base.

- Remote indicators: To AS 1603.15.

Installation

The spacing and location of all detectors shall comply with AS 1670. Coordinate final layout of

detectors to suit architectural plans/sections, air diffusers, ductwork, light fittings, ceiling fans etc.

Include to supply and install an additional 5 off detectors over and above those shown on the

drawings.

Install detectors so they can be easily inspected and tested in situ, and readily withdrawn from service.

The area controlled by any single addressable loop shall not exceed that permitted by AS 1670.

Integral smoke detector/alarm units: To AS 1670.6.









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2.4 WARNING SYSTEM

General

Provide an alarm system consisting of sounder devices provided in conjunction with each detector and

installed to the locations as shown on the accompanying drawings.

The prime function of the alarm system shall enable the orderly evacuation of building occupants in

the event of an emergency. This shall automatically initiate evacuation procedures or be manually

operated by the building fire wardens, fire authority, etc.



2.5 POWER SUPPLY

General

Surge protection: Ensure that normal operation is maintained and that voltage surges in the power

source do not damage the control and indicating equipment.

Sealed batteries: Cycle the batteries before practical completion so the ≥100% of nominal capacity is

available at practical completion.



2.6 CONTROL AND INDICATING EQUIPMENT

Standards

General: To AS 4428.1.

Alarm signalling equipment: To AS 4428.6.

Power supply units: To AS 4428.5.



3 EXECUTION





3.1 FIRE ALARM MONITORING

General

Connect the Automatic Fire Detection system to the Electrical Services Security Data Gathering

Panels provide within each of the buildings.

Configure the systems such that upon the receipt of a fire alarm signal within any of the buildings, a

signal is transmitted direct to the Data Gathering Panel which in turn will transmit a signal to the Main

Security Panel located within the Administration Building alerting the PSSD of an on site emergency

within the Junior and Middle School Building, Senior and Practical Art Building, Staff room and Library

Building, Administration Building, Canteen and Activity Hall.



3.2 DETECTORS

Installations

General: Install detectors so they can be easily inspected and tested in situ, and readily withdrawn

from service.

Integral smoke detector/alarm units: To AS 1670.6.



3.3 INSTALLATION WIRING

General

To AS 1670.1 Section 3.24.



3.4 TESTING

General

Tests: Carry out tests, including out-of-hours tests, to demonstrate the automatic fire detection and

alarm system’s performance to AS 1670.1 Section 7 and the compliance Sections of the relevant parts

of the AS 1603 series. Include the following:

- Test components for correct function and operation.

- Demonstrate detection and alarm performance on site, to at least the level stated in the

manufacturer’s performance specification for that device.

- Test alarm zone identification.









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- Demonstrate addressable device operation for 14 days with data logger to verify stability of

detectors and devices.

- Test interface to interconnected systems.

- In situ testers: To AS 1603.16.



3.5 COMPLETION

Maintenance

Refer to the fire protection maintenance section of this specification for details.









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FIRE PROTECTION COMMISSIONING









1 GENERAL





1.1 AIMS

Responsibilities

Provide competent personnel together with all proper appliances, equipment and instruments required

to test and commission all specified systems covered by this specification and drawings.

All tests shall be carefully pre-planned and scheduled to ensure that they are coordinated with the

work of other relevant trades and that they are carried out in a safe and sufficient manner with the

minimum of inconvenience to all concerned.



1.2 CROSS REFERENCES

General

Conform to the General requirements work section.

Related work sections

Conform to associated work sections as follows:

- Fire protection general requirements



1.3 STANDARDS

General

Comply with the referenced Australian Standards and other documents in this specification for the

design, installation, quality, commissioning and service and maintenance of all services.

AS/NZS 1850 Portable fire extinguishers – Classification, rating and performance

testing

AS/NZS 3676 Portable fire extinguishers – Guide to servicing

AS 1670 Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems – System design,

installation and commissioning



1.4 SUBMISSIONS

General

Commissioning methods: Submit commissioning plan to the Principal for review.

Instrumentation: Submit calibration certificates for review by the Principal.



1.5 INDEPENDENT CERTIFICATION OF COMMISSIONING AGENT

General

Use only a registered testing authority.



1.6 COMPLETION PROGRAM

General

Submissions: Provide a program consistent with, and forming part of, the construction program. Set

out the proposed program for completion, commissioning, testing and instruction. Identify related

works and timing of the works pre-requisite to successful and timely completion of the works.

Fire safety: Complete testing and certification of all fire safety measures before occupation of the

building.

Revisions: Revise the program as the project proceeds.

Minimum running in period: 14 days



1.7 RELATED TESTS

Retesting

Failure to meet specified performance under test: Identify and correct cause of failure and repeat test.







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Statutory authorities

Provide demonstrations and tests for witnessing by the statutory authorities. Complete testing of

systems before witness testing by the statutory authorities.

Other trades

Provide assistance to other trades for testing related non-mechanical systems.



2 TESTING AND COMMISSIONING





2.1 COMMISSIONING

General

Provide competent personnel together with all proper appliances, equipment and instruments required

to test and commission all specified systems covered by this specification and drawings.

All tests shall be carefully pre-planned and scheduled to ensure that they are coordinated with the

work of other relevant trades and that they are carried out in a safe and sufficient manner with the

minimum of inconvenience to all concerned.

Notify the Principal’s representative at least five working days prior to commencement of any tests

being carried out.

For each required test, provide a report or certificate in a form suitable for inclusion in an operation

and maintenance manual, signed and dated, legibly typed or printed, recording:

- The type of test

- The test procedures

- The apparatus and instruments used

- The date, time and place of the test

- The ambient and other relevant conditions

- The name, status, function and signature of each person present

- The test results

- Where applicable, calculations, instrument readings, control settings, name plate ratings, and the

like

- Variations to the specification, if any.

Supply at the time of commissioning all special tools and equipment may be required for routine

operation, maintenance, adjustment of cleaning of the installation as recommended by the equipment

manufacturers.



2.2 FIRE MODE OPERATION

General

Test all systems required to operate in fire mode.

Standards: To AS/NZS 1668.1 and AS 1668.3.

Reset: Verify that all systems return to normal operating mode after fire mode operation.

Timing: Complete testing before practical completion.



3 CONTROLS





3.1 AUTOMATIC CONTROLS

General

Provide all electrical and control services associated with the various fire protection systems.

All componentry and cabling shall comply with the relevant regulatory authorities (viz. CFS, ETSA) and

specified documents and standards.

Subcontract this work to licensed electricians specialised in fire protection systems.

Arrange with the regulatory authorities to inspect, test and approve the overall systems as specified

earlier in the relevant sections.

Coordinate all works with other trades.







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Standards

AS 1670 Fire detection, warning, control and intercom systems – System design,

installation and commissioning

AS/NZS 3000 Wiring rules

AS/NZS 3013 Electrical installations – Classification of the fire and mechanical

performance of wiring systems

Control philosophy

In the event of a fire alarm via activation of the detection system the following functions shall

automatically occur simultaneously:

- initiate the alarm zone at the Data Gathering Panel

- initiate a signal at the Main Security Control Panel

- transmit the fire alarm to the PSSD.

- operate the internal alarm system to initiate a controlled evacuation of the building occupants.



3.2 CONTROL SYSTEMS

General

The principle control elements and logic are shown on the drawings. Install all other auxiliary elements

so that each item of plant for all systems are fully equipped for stable, safe, reliable and unattended

automatic control at all practical conditions of operation.

Coordinate accurately the work of the automatic control so that the installation, connection

commissioning and service of all systems is fully integrated, reliable and safe. Automatic controls shall

fail safe.

Install instruments as required by the regulatory authorities, Australian Standards and as shown on the

drawings. All instruments shall be labelled with the function of the indicated variable.

Fire detection control

Connect the following alarm and controls to the Data Gathering Panel:

- detection (heat and smoke)

- alarm/indication of smoke detector zone for each building.



4 CABLING SYSTEMS



Cabling systems shall be as follows (minimum requirements):

Detection and miscellaneous 0.75 to 1.5 mm² Pirelli or equivalent devices (general

systems).

Comply with manufacture’s recommendations for installation, fixing and jointing.

Provide all penetrations where required for installation of wiring. Make good upon completion.

Obtain control equipment schedules and wiring diagrams in advance of preparation of wiring

diagrams. Submit on site wiring diagrams for approval before construction.

Match electrically, duty and rating of all connected components and wiring. Maintain consistent colour

coded terminal markings and component identification.



5 COMPLETION





5.1 COMPLETION TESTS

General

When the installation is complete, commission the installation by putting it into working order and

operating it. Make the adjustments necessary to achieve the designated performance under

continuous operating service conditions including checking the operation and correcting malfunctions.

Fire detection and alarms

Comply as appropriate to AS 1670, Section 9 and AS/NZS 1668 Part 1. Complete the commissioning

test reports referred to Appendix F of these standards. Handover to the Principal including relevant

regulatory authority approval certificates and insert a copy in the operating and maintenance manuals.









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Complete the commissioning test report (refer Appendix F, AS 1670), hand over to the Principal

including relevant regulatory authority approval certificates and insert a copy in the operating and

maintenance manuals.

Training

Provide training for a maximum of six persons nominated in the correct practice of operation, routine

adjustment and maintenance of the works. Training shall be on site as requested during the period of

operation proceeding the date for practical completion. Allow for a minimum of two training sessions.

Prepare and submit for approval, prior to undertaking training, a comprehensive training plan

identifying:

- Personnel responsible for training

- Topics for discussion

- Location for training

- Proposed training dates

- Training durations

- Any attachments.









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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUALS









1 GENERAL





1.1 AIMS

Responsibilities

Prepare relevant fire protection hydraulic and electrical/control services drawings which shall be

coordinated with the building works and relevant trades, checked and signed by the contractors

responsible officer and relevant regulatory authorities.



1.2 CROSS REFERENCES

General

Conform to the General requirements work section.

Related work sections

Conform to associated work sections as follows:

- Fire protection general requirements.

- Fire protection commissioning.

- Fire protection maintenance

Detailed requirements

Section details: Provide details within sections of manuals as follows:

- Table of contents: For each volume. Title to match cover.

- Installation description: General description of the installation.

- Systems descriptions: Technical description of the systems installed, written to ensure that the

principal’s service providers fully understand the scope and facilities provided. Identify function,

normal operating characteristics, and limiting conditions.

- Systems performance: Technical description of the mode of operation of the systems installed.

- Equipment descriptions:

. Name, address and telephone and facsimile numbers of the manufacturer and supplier of items of

equipment installed, together with catalogue list numbers.

. Schedules (system by system) of equipment, stating locations, duties, performance figures and

dates of manufacture. Provide a unique code number cross-referenced to the record and

diagrammatic drawings and schedules, including spare parts schedule, for each item of

equipment installed.

- Maintenance procedures:

. Detailed recommendations for preventative maintenance frequency and procedures.

. Manufacturer’s technical literature as appropriate. Register with manufacturer as necessary.

Retain copies delivered with equipment.

. Safe trouble-shooting, disassembly, repair and reassembly, cleaning, alignment and adjustment,

balancing and checking procedures. Provide logical step-by-step sequence of instructions for

each procedure.

. Schedule of spares recommended to be held on site, being those items subject to wear or

deterioration and which may involve the principal in extended deliveries when replacements are

required. Include complete nomenclature and model numbers, and local sources of supply.

. Material safety data sheets (MSDS).

- Operation procedures:

. Operating and shutting down procedures for systems installed. Include logical step-by-step

sequence of instructions for each procedure.

. Control sequences and flow diagrams for systems installed.

. Legend for colour-coded services.









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- Certificates:

. Copies of test certificates for the fire protection services installation and equipment used in the

installation.

. Test reports.

- Drawings:

. An arrangement drawing showing size, location and height or depth of all piped services.

Particularly show the size and location of all penetrations, fully dimensioned.

. Fire alarm, control, emergency evacuation equipment/devices and associated zones on block

plans to be verified and installed in the FIP and building users guide.

All drawings shall only use reduction scales 1:20, 1:50, 1:100 or multiples of ten of these scales. All

lettering shall be a minimum 3.5 mm high and complying with AS 1100 ‘Technical drawing Part 101,

General principles suitable for microfilming’.

The examination of shop drawings by the Principal shall not remove the responsibility of the

dimensions of such drawings nor conforming strictly with the requirements of this specification nor

compliance with the requirements of this specification nor compliance with statutory regulations.



2 ‘AS INSTALLED’ DRAWINGS AND BLOCK PLANS



All shop drawings and block plans shall be progressively amended to suit the final installation at

practical completion.

- Prototype periodic maintenance and performance report.

- Instructions and schedules for complying with AS 1851.6, AS/NZS 3666.2 and AS/NZS 3666.3.



2.1 FORMAT

Provide hard and soft copies of all operating and maintenance manuals.

Format – electronic copies

Printing: Except for drawings required in the Record drawings clause provide material that can be

legibly printed on A4 size paper.

Scope: Provide the same material as specified for hardcopy in electronic format.

Format – hard copy

A4 size loose leaf, in commercial quality, 4 ring binders with hard covers, each indexed, divided and

titled. Include the following features:

- Cover: Identify each binder with typed or printed title ‘OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

MANUAL’, to spine. Identify title of project, volume number, volume subject matter, and date of

issue.

- Dividers: Durable divider for each separate element, with typed description of system and major

equipment components. Clearly print short titles under laminated plastic tabs.

- Drawings: Fold drawings to A4 size and accommodate them in the binders so that they may be

unfolded without being detached from the rings. Provide with reinforced punched binder tabs.

- Pagination: Number pages consecutively.

- Ring size: 25 mm maximum, with compressor bars.

- Text: Manufacturers’ printed data, including associated diagrams, or typewritten, single-sided on

bond paper, in clear concise English.

Quantity

Provide operational maintenance manuals in the following forms and quantities:

- Electronic copies:

- File format: Adobe Acrobat 5.0 pdf

- Transmission medium: CD ROM

- Number of copies: 3

- Hardcopy:

- Number of copies: 3









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FIRE PROTECTION MAINTENANCE









1 GENERAL





1.1 AIMS

Responsibilities

Carry out all scheduled and preventative maintenance work during the period in accordance with the

Ministers Specification SA76, relevant Australian Standards, manufacturers recommendations and as

detailed in the Operation and Maintenance manuals. Prepare a log book with the appropriate fire

protection systems.



1.2 CROSS REFERENCES

General

Conform to the General requirements work section.

Related work sections

Conform to associated work sections as follows:

- Fire protection general requirements.

- Fire protection commissioning.



1.3 STANDARD

General

Undertake all maintenance requirements in accordance with the Ministers Specification SA76.

Periodic maintenance and performance report

At the frequency stated in the Maintenance requirements schedule provide a report summarising the

maintenance performed and the performance of the fire protection services installation in the

preceding period. Set out the report in a form that permits comparison with previous reports. Include

the following as minimum requirements:

- Dates and number of site labour hours for programmed maintenance. Exclude travelling time.

- Dates, number of site labour hours and nature of work for corrective maintenance. Exclude

travelling time.

- Dates and number of site labour hours for defects liability rectification if within the defects liability

period. Exclude travelling time.

- Results of recommissioning if scheduled for the period.

Insert maintenance reports into the System Technician Manual.



2 EXECUTION





2.1 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS

General

Provide all labour and material necessary to maintain the fire services installation including, but not

limited to, service, routine adjustments and replacements needed to keep the whole installation in a

first class working condition.

Site control

Report to the principal’s designated representative on arriving at and before leaving the site.



2.2 MAINTENANCE DURING CONSTRUCTION

General

During the construction period and until all maintenance and operation manuals have been completed

and submitted and all operator instruction is complete, provide all maintenance including but not

limited to:

- All routine service tasks.





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- Emergency visits.



2.3 CLEANING

General

Progressively clean the interior of pipework and components as they are installed.

At practical completion:

- Clean all parts of the installation.

- Clean interior of the FIP.



2.4 CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE

General

Respond to call outs for breakdowns or other faults requiring corrective maintenance. Rectify faults

and replace faulty materials and equipment.

Remedial work: Carry out any remedial work, including temporary work, necessary to restore the

systems to safe and satisfactory operation. Do not leave site until correct operation has been proved.

Do not leave the system in an unsafe condition.

Temporary work: Promptly replace temporary work with permanent rectification.

Contact details

Provide contact details including after hours and emergency mobile and/or pager details to permit

notification of emergency conditions.

Response time

Attend site for emergency service within the time period stated in the Maintenance requirements

schedule.

Calculation of response period: Response period starts at the time of notification to the contactors

nominated contact point.

Failure to respond

Should the contractor fail to respond to site within the period stated in the schedules, the principal

may, without incurring any liability or obligation and without limiting any other redress, engage persons

other than the contractor to undertake emergency work on the systems. Fully reimburse the principal

for any costs incurred.



2.5 REGULAR MAINTENANCE

General

Make routine service visits at the frequency stated in the Ministers Specification SA76. Service items

of equipment in accordance with the maintenance schedules in the operation and maintenance

manuals.

Frequency of visits

Provide maintenance visits at the following maximum intervals, or comply with the frequency stated in

the Ministers Specification SA76:

Schedule—twelve months defects liability period

System Standard Frequency of service

AS 1851

Portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets Part 1 Six monthly, annual

Automatic fire detection and alarm systems Part 8 Weekly, monthly, annual



Notification of defects

When defects in the installation are identified notify the principal in writing.

All systems

Provide maintenance work including but not limited to the following.

- Attend to reported defects and complaints.

- Thoroughly check for and rectify any unsafe conditions.

- Replace faulty or damaged parts and consumable components.









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2.6 END OF MAINTENANCE PERIOD SERVICE

General

Within one month before the end of the maintenance period, carry out the following service tasks:

- Undertake all work scheduled to be carried out on an annual basis.

- Remove external scale and corrosion, prepare and repaint the affected surfaces.

Witness point: Give sufficient notice so that a final inspection may be held simultaneously with the

service.



2.7 RECOMMISSIONING

General

Recommission systems at the frequency stated in the Maintenance requirements schedule. Submit

the results.



2.8 STATUTORY CERTIFICATION

General

Annual certification: Inspect and certify all items required to be inspected annually under statutory

requirements including but not limited to those systems as detailed in the frequency of service

schedule. Submit certification to the principal.



2.9 MAINTENANCE RECORDS

General

Record maintenance undertaken in schedules provided as part of the maintenance manuals.

General: Insert into the System Technicians Manual loose leaf pages designed for recording

completion activities including operational and maintenance procedures, materials used, test results,

comments for future maintenance actions and notes covering the condition of the installation. Include

completed log book pages recording the operational and maintenance activities performed up to the

time of practical completion.

Number of pages: The greater of 100 pages or enough pages for the maintenance period and a

further 12 months.

Certificates: Include test and approval certificates.

Service visits: Record comments on the functioning of the systems, work carried out, items requiring

corrective action, adjustments made and name of service operator. Obtain the signature of the

principal’s designated representative.

Certification: On satisfactory completion of the installation, submit certificates stating that each

installation is operating correctly.



3 SCHEDULE





3.1 MAINTENANCE

Maintenance requirements schedule

Provision Requirement

Call out response time not to exceed 24 hours









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