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• 🇳🇿Code of Practice — Electro-Mechanical Controlled Locking Devices on Egress DoorsAssociation of Building Compliance NZ · AUGUST 20182 Preamble.............................................................................................3 3 Definitions..........................................................................................3 4 Purpose and scope..........................................................................
• 🇳🇿Code of Practice for Passive Fire Protection InspectionsAssociation of Building Compliance NZ · February 2026A GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR IQPS & BUILDING OWNERS INSPECTING SPECIFIED SYSTEMS SS15/3 & SS15/5 IN EXISTING BUILDINGS
• 🇳🇿Design Guide — Fire Safety in Residential Community HousingMinistry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE)Design Guide — Fire Safety in Residential Community Housing
• 🇳🇿Designing for Fire Safety and Passive Fire Safety (BRANZ Bulletin 692)BRANZ · July 2024DESIGNING FOR FIRE SAFETY AND PASSIVE FIRE SAFETY SYSTEMS IN HOUSING July 2024 This bulletin outlines key design It does not cover active fire safety This bulletin replaces Bulletin 606 and specification requirements for systems such as alarms and Residential fire safety. passive fire safety in new homes. sprinklers.
• 🇳🇿Fire Engineering Design for New Zealand Public Hospitals (Design Guidance Note)Health New Zealand · July 2024Fire Engineering Design for New Zealand Public Hospitals Endorsed by: MBIE, FENZ July 2024 1 Citation: Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora. Design Guidance Fire Design Guidance Note: Fire Engineering design for New Zealand public hospitals. Wellington: Health New Zealand.
• 🇳🇿Fire Engineering Guidelines — Supplement to Health NZ Public Hospitals DGNSFPE (Fire Engineers) NZ · November 2024Supplement to Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Design Guidance Note: Fire Engineering Design for New Zealand Public Hospitals In collaboration with Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) Supplement to Public Hospital Fire Engineering DGN: November 2024 1 Citation: Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora. YYYY. Report Title.
• 🇳🇿Fire Fighting Operations — Automatic Sprinkler Systems (F5-06)Fire and Emergency New Zealand · December 2021systems within buildings. Who this chapter is for It describes specific issues that affect firefighting operations in buildings with automatic sprinkler systems. These include how the building's height affects firefighting inside and outside the building.
• 🇳🇿Fire Fighting Operations — Building Hydrant Systems (F5-05)Fire and Emergency New Zealand · July 2025crews have fast and clear access to water supplies provided. Poor or inadequate supply and provision can delay our response. Delays in dealing with a fire may risk the safety of people and their property. This chapter is about water supplies from an appliance to firefighters within and around the building.
• 🇳🇿Fire Fighting Operations — Emergency Vehicle Access (F5-02)Fire and Emergency New Zealand · December 2021emergency. This chapter helps you understand the types of vehicles we use, and how you can provide access for them on your site.
• 🇳🇿Fire Fighting Operations — Firefighting Shafts in Taller Buildings (F5-14)Fire and Emergency New Zealand · July 2025Designer's guide to firefighting operations Firefighting shafts in taller buildings F5-14 GD Document Title: Firefighting shafts in taller buildings
• 🇳🇿Fire Protection Guide (AC1826)Auckland Council · June 2019Council is responsible under the Building Act to issue building consents for building work that complies with the Building Code and to be satisfied on reasonable grounds that all building work has been carried out in accordance with the building consent for that work.
• 🇳🇿Fire Safety Design Guide for Residential Community HousingMinistry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) · APRIL 2018Residential Community Housing APRIL 2018 I1DN.ETISNRITGORNDOUGDCUUTICIDOTENI O N Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) Hkina Whakatutuki Lifting to make successful MBIE develops and delivers policy, services, advice and regulation to support economic growth and the prosperity and wellbeing of New Zealanders.
• 🇳🇿Fire Station Design ManualFire and Emergency New Zealand · February 2016Fire stations are specialist buildings that have features and operational requirements that are not reflected in the Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods, used to demonstrate compliance with the Building Code Clauses, C1 to C6 Protection from Fire.
• 🇳🇿Guidance for ECE Services — Evacuation from High-Rise BuildingsMinistry of Education · March 20141. This document provides guidance to assist service providers to meet (or exceed) the requirements of HS4 � HS8 when developing and implementing evacuation plans for ECE centres located in high rise buildings. 2. Services may choose to use other approaches better suited to their needs as long as they comply with the criteria.
• 🇳🇿Guide to Passive Fire Protection in BuildingsBRANZ · March 2017Original manuscript Ed Soja Technical editor Colleen Wade Koast Graphics Ltd Design and layout 978-1-927258-75-0 (PDF)
• 🇳🇿Passive Fire Guide — General (University Design Standard 10-1)University of Auckland · June 202210-1.1.1 About this document ........................................................................... 5 10-1.1.2 Using this document............................................................................ 5 10-1.1.3 Process..............................................................................................
• 🇳🇿Passive Fire Guide — Product Selection (University Design Standard 10-2)University of Auckland · January 2020About this document ........................................................................... 5 Purpose ............................................................................................. 5 Applicable standards ...........................................................................
• 🇳🇿Practice Note 22 — Documenting Fire Safety DesignsMinistry of Business, Innovation & Employment (MBIE) · SEPTEMBER 2011Guidelines for Documenting Fire Safety Designs