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Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide 2021 cover

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Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide

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Australian Government

Version: 2021. (Current)

Designed to facilitate the migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services as smoothly and successfully as possible, and to support service continuity for the community.

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Actions … following information is required: • • • Full National Number (FNN) (ten digits including area code) of the monitored fire alarm or lift phone service—this should be provided as a matter of … everything is working correctly. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 9 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Role of … are met for the operation of monitored fire alarms and lift phones under the relevant building codes and standards. Specific migration responsibilities Initiating and taking action to migrate … to ensure the above takes place. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 11 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Monitored … systems and fire brigades. State and territory regulations, the National Construction Code and Australian Standards contain requirements for installation and maintenance of fire … these services are migrated. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 17 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Jurisdiction … instances these state and territory regulations reference aspects of the National Construction Code and relevant Australian Standards regarding the requirements to install and monitor fire … the ASE on an individual site. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 18 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Accordingly, … territory regulators have advised that implementing migration solutions outlined in this Good Practice Guide may not require independent approval under their local building or planning … network reliability AS 1670.3 is a primary reference standard in the National Construction Code and also a secondary reference standard of installation standards regarding fire protection …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 What support … or by calling nbn on 1800 687 626. • You will need to provide the FNN (ten digit area code and phone number) associated with the service in order to register it. Information on how … Frequently Asked Question below. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 46 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications 3. November 2021 Once a … number of methods you can use to try and identify the FNN (10 digit phone number including area code) of your monitored fire alarm and/or lift phone. Your fire alarm monitoring and/or lift … Date for the service. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 47 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Why do I … serious breach of obligations under relevant federal, state or territory regulations, building codes, and/or Australian Standards. Some monitored fire alarms or lift phones currently have two … the Register is free of charge. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 48 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Appendix … serious breach of obligations under relevant federal, state or territory regulations, building codes, and/or Australian standards. Fire alarm and/or lift service providers should proactively … until 18 March 2022. Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 51 of 58 …

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… Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications November 2021 Appendix … NT Fire and Rescue Service Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works—Building Codes Queensland Queensland Fire and Emergency Services South Australia Department of Planning, … Western Australia WorkSafe WA Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide infrastructure.gov.au Page 53 of 58 …

The pocket guide to construction safety: For small construction businesses and subcontractors 2022 cover

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The pocket guide to construction safety: For small construction businesses and subcontractors

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SafeWork NSW

Version: 2022. (Current)

Provides useful information for common health and safety issues on small construction sites relevant to New South Wales WHS laws.

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… what the procedures are and where the nearest medical centre/hospital is? Is there a means of raising the alarm and does it work? Is there a way to contact the emergency services from … available who can administer first aid if needed? More information on emergency procedures Code of Practice: Managing the work environment and facilities Code of Practice: First aid in the …

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… a WHS management plan (if the construction work costs more than $250,000) and reviewed it? The Code of Practice for Construction Work is a practical guide to achieving work health and safety …

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… and share information about health and safety at work. Have you discussed: the method of consultation to adopt on the project such as committee, HSR’s or other agreed arrangements? … procedures? the adequacy of facilities for the welfare of workers? More information See the Code of Practice: Work health and safety consultation, coordination and cooperation The Pocket Guide to …

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… Have mobile plant prestart checks been done and any issues addressed? Do the operators of mobile cranes hold the relevant high risk work licence? Has a verification of competency (VOC) been conducted? Are work vehicles well-maintained and maintenance records … in the workplace The Pocket Guide to Construction Safety Moving plant on construction sites code of practice 25 …

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… sustained or awkward postures? exposure to vibrations? the nature, size, weight and number of objects handled? In your planning, have you considered the work area layout, systems of … and instruction for safe use of mechanical aids and other equipment? More information SafeWork Code of Practice: Hazardous manual tasks Note: Administrative controls such as training in lifting …

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… to clean drinking water? Is there a suitable fully stocked first-aid kit? More information Code of Practice: Managing the work environment and facilities (nsw.gov.au) Code of Practice: First aid …

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Toolbox Talk: Using Ladders

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SafeWork NSW

Version: 2022. (Current)

This toolbox talk can be delivered by construction supervisors, and provides basic safety tips for workers who use ladders.

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… and the right safety equipment can mean the difference between workers going home at the end of the day, or facing a lengthy and painful recovery. … $1000 rebate • Construction supervisor working at heights safety checklist • ode of Practice - Managing the risk of falls in C housing construction • Code of Practice - Managing the risk of falls at workplaces …

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enHealth Guidance Statement: Lead in drinking water from some plumbing products

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Environmental Health Standing Committee (enHealth) of the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee

Version: 2021. (Current)

enHealth recommends that every effort should be made to reduce exposure to lead in the environment, including lead that may be dissolving into drinking water from some plumbing products.

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… adults. Risk will vary, however, depending on the individual, the circumstances, and the amount of water consumed. For example, infants who drink formula prepared with lead-contaminated water … the issue of lead in plumbing products at the national level, through the Australian Building Codes Board. This includes research to determine the extent that plumbing products may … of new commercial or public buildings. enHealth recommends that the following good practice measures are implemented in each relevant setting. By following these measures, you can …

Report submitted to MATES in Construction by The University of Melbourne 2022 cover

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Suicide In The Construction Industry: 2001-2019

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Mates in Construction

Version: 2022. (Current)

Volume V of Report submitted to MATES in Construction by The University of Melbourne.

WHO guidelines for indoor air quality: dampness and mould cover 2009

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WHO guidelines for indoor air quality: dampness and mould

Publisher

World Health Organization

Version: 2009. (Current)

This document provides a comprehensive review of the scientific evidence on health problems associated with building moisture and biological agents.

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… design and construction. Since buildings have long lifetimes and use a significant portion of national assets, the construction industry is regulated by international or national codes and guidelines. Building codes are usually intended to ensure the quality of buildings: … pay proper attention to how the quality of construction affects these problems. As construction practices vary among countries, it is difficult to create guidelines that are applicable in all …

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Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide

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Australian Government

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The pocket guide to construction safety: For small construction businesses and subcontractors

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SafeWork NSW

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Toolbox Talk: Using Ladders

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SafeWork NSW

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enHealth Guidance Statement: Lead in drinking water from some plumbing products

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Suicide In The Construction Industry: 2001-2019

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Mates in Construction

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WHO guidelines for indoor air quality: dampness and mould

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World Health Organization

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Name Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide

Publisher Australian Government

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Name The pocket guide to construction safety: For small construction businesses and subcontractors

Publisher SafeWork NSW

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Name Toolbox Talk: Using Ladders

Publisher SafeWork NSW

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Name enHealth Guidance Statement: Lead in drinking water from some plumbing products

Publisher Environmental Health Standing Committee (enHealth) of the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee

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Name Suicide In The Construction Industry: 2001-2019

Publisher Mates in Construction

Name WHO guidelines for indoor air quality: dampness and mould

Publisher World Health Organization

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Migration of monitored fire alarm and lift phone services good practice guide

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Australian Government

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The pocket guide to construction safety: For small construction businesses and subcontractors

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SafeWork NSW

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Toolbox Talk: Using Ladders

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SafeWork NSW

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enHealth Guidance Statement: Lead in drinking water from some plumbing products

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Environmental Health Standing Committee (enHealth) of the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee

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Suicide In The Construction Industry: 2001-2019

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Mates in Construction

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WHO guidelines for indoor air quality: dampness and mould

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World Health Organization