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This section addresses the skills and knowledge required to plan, size and layout fire hydrant and hose reel systems to suit various site conditions, codes and authorities’ regulations. It looks at building classification and building hazard ratings which must be identified prior to designing fire hydrant systems.
AQF - Australian Quality FrameworkCertificate IV
Industry Classification SchemeBuilding and Construction
National Code - Training.gov.auCPCPWT4011B: Design and size heated and cold water services and systems
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This Learner Guide has been designed to assist students in their studies and provides the information, references, exercises and assessments needed to demonstrate competence in this unit. This unit of competency is one of twelve units which make up the plumbing and gas contractor's licence course. Upon satisfactory completion of the course, you will be able to apply to the local plumbing regulatory authority for a plumbing contractor's licence.
The Water Plumbing Requirements AS/NZS 3500 .1, 3500.5 or AS/NZS 3500.4 course has been created for qualified plumbers from overseas, or others, who wish to work in the Australian plumbing industry. The course is a licensing process. Registration at Level 3, Plumbing Worker (Restricted), will be awarded to participant's on successful completion of course requirements.
This Learner Guide has been designed to assist students in their studies and provides the information, references, exercises and assessments needed to demonstrate competence in this unit. This resource is not intended to be the only source of information you use to develop skills and knowledge in the unit it relates to. Your trainer, instructor or supervisor will provide you with additional information and information sources throughout your training.