Developments in Australian Standard AS (Emergency Lighting)
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1 Developments in Australian Standard AS (Emergency Lighting) Russell Porteous Chief Executive Officer, Firewize Australian Standards Committee LG-007
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3 Forward looking statements... This presentation contains information that was publicly available from Standards Australia through the Draft for Public Comment process. The presenter, Firewize and FPA Australia cannot and does not give any assurance that the information, expressed or implied by the statements contained on this presentation will actually occur and all people receiving or reviewing this presentation are cautioned not to place any reliance on these statements.
4 Safety of occupants in buildings - Maintenance
5 Legislation across Australia...
6 Standards Timeline AS Fire-resistant doorsets AS Emergency Warning & Intercom Systems AS Fire Hydrant Systems AS Fire Sprinkler Systems AS Air-Handling Systems AS Delivery Lay-flat Fire Hose AS Local Fire Alarm Systems AS Pyrogen AS1851: Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems & Equipment AS1851:2005 (A2 23/5/08) - Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems & Equipment AS1851:2005 (A1 3/12/16) - Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems & Equipment AS1851: Automatic Fire Detection & Alarm Systems AS1851: Fire Extinguishers and Fire Blankets AS1851: Fire Hose Reels AS Gaseous Fire Suppression Systems AS2293.2: Emergency Evacuation lighting for buildings AS Pumpset Systems AS1851:2005 (A1 26/7/06) - Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems & Equipment AS1851: Routine Servicing of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment AS2293.2:201x - Emergency lighting and exit signs for buildings Part 2: Routine service and maintenance
7 AS1851 Adoption... NT - Considered a relevant standard by Northern Territory Fire and Rescue Service Advisory Note Maintenance of Building Fire Safety Measures QLD - No Restrictions WA - No Restrictions NSW - No Restrictions ACT - No Restrictions SA - For existing buildings, the owner must apply to a regulatory authority or council for a new schedule that allows for the use of AS No restrictions for buildings completed prior to VIC - AS1851:2012 is considered equivalent to previous editions of the Standard. Owners may apply AS1851:2012 subject to specific conditions. r1205a TAS - Maintenance under existing contracts for buildings constructed (or altered) on or after 1 July 2004 may if the contract was agreed to prior to 1 January 2014 continue to use the pre editions until the end of the contract at which time AS must be applied. No restrictions for buildings constructed prior to 1 July 1994.
8 Introducing LG-007
9 Contributors
10 Reasons for change...
11 Technology...
12 NCC Evolution
13 Photoluminescence...
14 AS1851 Publication
15 How AS was written...
16 Development Procedure Move AS to collaborative work space with version control...
17 Development Procedure Migrate from Clause Structure to Table Structure
18 Development Procedure Identify common clauses between sections 2 and 3.
19 Development Procedure Rewrite table items to reflect writing style consistent with AS1851:2012 with Pass/Fail Criteria...
20 Development Procedure Introduce Photoluminescent Exit Signs
21 Development Procedure Consider / adopt developments in AS and AS2293.2
22 Development Procedure Introduce AS1851:2012 concepts...
23 Specific changes...
24 Scope This Standard sets out the routine service and maintenance procedures necessary to ensure emergency evacuation lighting and exit sign systems will be in a state of readiness for operation at all times. It applies to central and single-point emergency lighting and exit sign systems, as defined in AS/NZS
25 Objective The objective of this Standard is to establish the performance criteria for the routine service (and maintenance) of emergency luminaires and exit signs, such that they continue to safeguard occupants until the next scheduled activity from injury by having adequate emergency lighting, identification of exits and provide direction to exits in accordance with the approved design, either as a deemed to comply or alternative solution (Building solution) defined by either the Australian National Construction Code or New Zealand Building Code. The Standard contains inspection, test, preventive maintenance and survey requirements to demonstrate that the emergency lighting and exit sign system installed in a building are achieving a standard of performance to which they were designed (the approved design).
26 Alignment ( / 1851:2012) The layout has been aligned with AS 1851, Routine service of fire protection systems and equipment.
27 Baseline data Subsequent Comparison
28 Relationships & AS2293.2
29 Rationalisation... AS2293.2:1995 (s2) Central Systems (s3) Single Point Systems Batteries Chargers Inverters Distribution & Control Equipment Emergency luminaires and exit signs Emergency luminaires and exit signs AS2293.2:201x Table A1, A3, A6, A8 Table A1, A2, A5, A8
30 Old clause structure. 2.2 SIX-MONTHLY PROCEDURES General The procedures specified in Clauses to inclusive shall be carried out at intervals of not greater than six months Batteries The following checks shall be made on batteries of the type which require maintenance of the electrolyte above a specified level: (a) Check the electrolyte level in each cell and, with water complying with AS 2668, top up those cells that are markedly lower than the general level. The electrolyte level shall be checked and topped up, if necessary, before the battery is boost-charged (if this is required).
31 New table structure. TABLE A1 SCHEDULE 1 SIX-MONTHLY (GENERAL REQUIREMENTS) Item Title Activity Record (Pass/Fail) 1.1 Baseline Data Check the baseline data is available and legible P/F 1.2 Maintenance Activity - All Check the baseline data is available and legible P/F 1.3 Emergency light and exit sign schedule Check the emergency luminaire, exit sign and photoluminescent exit sign schedule or drawings for any condition, alteration or addition since the last scheduled maintenance activity P/F
32 Table Structure Summary... Appendix A (Tables) Six-Monthly Yearly Five-Yearly General Requirements (All Systems) A1 - A8 Emergency Luminaire and Exit Signs A2 A5 A9 Central Battery Systems A3 A6 - Photoluminescent Exit Signs A4 A7 -
33 Other items... Item
34 What s been left out... Artificial Lighting The National Construction Code, Performance Requirement F4.2 sets out the criteria for artificial lighting in buildings installed to provide a level of illuminance appropriate to the function or use of the building to enable safe movement by occupants. Clause F4.4 of the Deemed-to- Satisfy performance provisions for the installation of Artificial Lighting.
35 Photoluminescence...
36 Summary...
37 Standards process (roughly) Application for Standard review 2. Establish terms of reference 3. Committee formed 4. Working groups formed 5. Draft developed 6. Public Comment 7. Review & incorporate comments 8. Review & Publish
38 AS2293.2:201x release? The Standard will be published when it s published...
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