Getting Started in Plumbing Inspection Water Supply and Sanitary Plumbing (up to Category 3 Buildings)
It is recommended that you make yourself familiar with the following documents before you attend the Getting Started in Plumbing Inspection - Water Supply & Sanitary Plumbing (up to Category 3 Buildings) Course.
What you MUST bring to the course:
- Building Act (as at 1st August 2009)
- G12
- G13
- AS/NZS 3500.2
(Important: Print the above documents, to bring along to the course, if you do not have office copies you can bring with you)
Personal safety equipment to bring:
- Safety Boots
- Hig Viz Vest
- Hard Hat
Recommended pre-course reading:
It is recommended that you make yourself familiar with the following documents before you attend the Getting Started in Plumbing Inspection course:
Legislation: All available from - http://www.legislation.govt.nz (click here)
- Building Act 2004 (as at 1st August 2009)
- Local Government Act 1974
- Local Government Act 2002
- Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Act 1976
- Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Act 2006
- Health (Drinking Water) Amendment Act 2007
Department of Building and Housing Compliance Documents:
B2
E1
E3
G1
G4
G12
G13
Standards
AS/NZS 3500 – parts 0 – 4 inclusive.
This can be purchased from - http://www.standards.co.nz (click here) |
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Complex Plumbing Inspection Water Supply & Sanitary Plumbing (Category 3 Buildings)
What you MUST bring to the course:
(Important: Print the above documents to bring to the course, if you do not have office copies you can bring with you)
Equipment to bring:
- A scale ruler
- A calculator
- Processing and Site Inspection Checklists
Personal safety equipment to bring:
- Safety boots
- High Viz Vest
- Hard Hat
Recommened pre-course reading:
It is recommended that you make yourself familiar with the following documents before you attend the Complex Plumbing Inspection - Water Supply & Sanitary Plumbing (Category 3 Buildings) Course.
- G13/AS3
- AS/NZS 3500.2 section 4
Department of Building and Housing Compliance Documents:
E1
G12
G13
Standards:
AS/NZS 3500 - parts 1, 2, 3 & 4 inclusive
This can be purchased from - http://www.standards.co.nz (click here) |
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Getting Started in Building Controls
What you MUST bring to the course:
Building Officials Guide to the Building Act (DBH Publication)
Building Code Handbook (DBH Publication)
(Important: Print the above documents, to bring along to the course, if you do not have office copies you can bring with you)
Recommended pre-course reading:
Please read through the Building Officials Guide to the Building Act before coming to this course. |
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Plan Processing - Getting Started in Building Controls
What you MUST bring to the course:
It is recommended that you also make yourself familiar with these documents before you attend the course.
Building Code Handbook (DBH Publication)
Building Officials Guide to the Building Act (DBH Publication)
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If you already work for a Building Consent Authority it would be really useful to bring copies of your own plan processing checklists.
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Also, please bring a copy of your in-house plan processing procedures. This will ensure a meaningful learning experience in that you can relate the theory to your real-life work practice.
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On the course you will be presented with plans to work from. If you have an interesting plan you would like to share with the group, please feel free to bring a copy to ‘show and tell’.
Recommended pre-course reading:
It is recommended that you make yourself familiar with this document before you attend the course:
Building Act 2004 (as at 1st August 2009) |
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Site Inspection - Getting Started in Building Controls
What you MUST bring to the course:
It is recommended that you make yourself familiar with these documents before you attend the course:
Building Code Handbook (DBH Publication)
Building Officials Guide to the Building Act (DBH Publication)
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If you already work for a Building Consent Authority it would be really useful to bring copies of your own inspection sheets.
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Also, please bring a copy of your in-house inspection procedures. This will ensure a meaningful learning experience in that you can relate the theory to your real-life work practice.
Personal safety equipment to bring:
- Saftey Boots
- High Viz Vest
- Hard Hat
Recommended pre-course reading:
It is recommended that you also make yourself familiar with this document before you attend the course:
Building Act 2004 (as at 1st August 2009) |
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The Fire Documents C/AS1
What you MUST bring to the course:
Recommended pre-course reading:
Prior to attending the course please make yourself familiar with the contents page of this document. |
Complex Fire Designs
What you MUST bring to the course:
Recommended pre-course reading:
Prior to attending the course please make yourself familiar with the contents pages of these document.
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Building Consent Vetting
What you MUST bring to the course:
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