Understanding Compliance.
Specified systems refer to specific safety and functional systems within a building that must be maintained and monitored in accordance with New Zealand's Building Act. These systems are essential for ensuring the safety and well-being of occupants.
For any specified systems not explicitly mentioned, we work closely with reliable third-party partners. Our established relationships with these external organisations allow us to incorporate all your specified systems into a cohesive planned preventative maintenance program.
Specified Systems
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Planned Preventative Maintenance
Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) is a proactive method for maintaining a building's systems. It includes regular inspections, servicing, and repairs of systems like fire alarms, emergency lighting, and HVAC to ensure effective operation and safety compliance.
12A
12A outlines the requirements for maintaining specified systems in buildings, emphasising the owner's responsibility for regular inspection and maintenance. It ensures the safety and well-being of occupants through proper management of critical safety features.
Annual Survey
An annual survey assesses a building's safety systems, maintenance, and compliance with regulations. It includes inspections to ensure proper functioning and legal adherence. Results help owners identify issues, maintain occupant safety, and ensure compliance.
Building Risk Assessment Document
This document evaluates the risks of a building's systems and safety features. The B-RAD helps owners and managers identify hazards, assess safety regulation compliance, and implement measures to ensure occupant safety, crucial for maintaining compliance and managing risks.
Building Warrant of fitness (BWoF)
BWOF is a New Zealand document certifying that a building's fire alarms and emergency lighting are maintained and comply with safety regulations. It must be renewed annually to ensure occupant safety and legal compliance with the Building Act.
Specified System Risk Assessment Document
This document assesses risks in building systems, including fire alarms and emergency lighting. The S-RAD helps owners and managers understand maintenance responsibilities and compliance with safety regulations, enhancing occupant safety and well-being. It is a tool for risk management and compliance assurance.