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Fire Safety Strategy – Bushfire Fire Spread Prevention 100 Cooyar Street, Noosa Heads QLD 4567 1 SCOPE OF PROJECT 1.1 Introduction This Fire Safety Strategy Report has been prepared to document the risk of fire spread between the building and the surrounding vegetation and therefore to determine and nominate a set of fire safety recommendations to prevent the spread of fire. The aim of this report is to document an agreed outcome that considers the input and requirements of the relevant stakeholders. And to provide a set of outcomes through which the risk for bushfire spread is mitigated to an acceptable degree. The level of building fire safety has been determined by a systematic performance-based evaluation generally complying with the Australian Building Codes Board and "International Fire Engineering Guidelines". The project involves the redevelopment of the existing 2 storey RACF at Ozcare Noosa. 1.2 Fire Engineering Team & Stakeholders The Fire Engineering team and other stakeholders for the project comprise the following people and organisations: NAME ORGANISATION ROLE Tony Barnett Ozcare Client Fred Jacuzzi Enrich Architecture Architect Todd Young Joshua Lee North Coast Environmental Services Environmental Consultant Shawn Brosnan Formiga 1 Building Certifier TBC Queensland Fire & Emergency Services (QFES) Fire Brigade Advice Michael Greenwood Walkerbai Fire Engineering Fire Safety Engineer Tristan Goode Table 2 – Relevant Stakeholders 1.3 Sources of Information The following sources of information have been used in the preparation of this document: ▪ National Construction Code, 2019. Volume One, Building Code of Australia Class 2 – 9 Buildings. ▪ Architectural documentation prepared by Enrich Architecture. ▪ Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan prepared by North Coast Environmental Services, dated March 2023. 1.4 Limitations The following limitations will apply to the Fire Engineering Assessment proposed to be undertaken. ▪ The assessment does not assess property protection and associated business continuity or asset management issues. The assessment is confined to life safety issues. ▪ The assessment does not assess the level of contents and property protection or the level of business interruption within the subject building. ▪ The report assumes a complete and operational building and does not address protection of the building during construction, renovation or demolition. P a g e 6 | 18 Project Number: WBFE965-001-2023 Date: 22/03/2023
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