BCA report for an aged care building (Class 9c)
Class 9c is a residential care building: aged care where residents need physical help to evacuate. Because residents rely on staff to get out, the NCC requires sprinklers, smoke compartments, and fire and smoke doors, on top of full access provisions. A certifier scopes it and replies with a fixed price inside a business day.
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What the report looks at
- Sprinkler system and smoke compartment sizes and construction
- Fire and smoke doors, bounding construction and the evacuation strategy
- Exits, corridor widths and travel distances for bed and wheelchair movement
- Access for people with a disability throughout, including sanitary facilities
- Health and amenity: room heights, light, ventilation and sanitary provisions
What you get
A full deemed-to-satisfy assessment against the current NCC with every non-compliance identified, the drawing reference, and a practical way to fix it, written so it can go straight to the consent authority or the certifier. Signed by an A1 registered certifier.
Fee
- Quoted by a certifier from the drawings: a fixed price, GST shown, inside one business day
- Revisions and delivery time are set out in the quote, from a complete drawing set
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Answer a few questions and the fee is on the screen, GST shown, before you give us your name. Accept it and send the drawings.
Something larger, or Class 2, 3, 4 or 9c? Send it through and a certifier replies with a fixed price inside a business day.
Questions
Do alterations to an existing aged care building need a full report?
Usually the report covers the altered part and what the alteration affects, such as smoke compartments and exits. Measured drawings of the existing building are needed; a certifier scopes the extent.
What drawings do you need?
Site plan, floor plans, elevations and sections as PDF. For alterations, as-built drawings of the existing building as well.
Do you inspect the site?
No. The report is prepared from the drawings; for an existing building, measured drawings of the building as it stands are part of the set.