The National Construction Code NCC is a uniform set of technical provisions for the design, construction and performance of buildings and plumbing and drainage systems throughout Australia. It is published and maintained by the Australian Building Codes Board, on behalf of and in collaboration with the Australian Government and each State and Territory Government.
Applications for a Construction Certificate or Complying Development Certificate that are lodged with the certifying authority on or after 1 May must be assessed against NCC Building work that is carried out in stages will require a construction certificate for each stage. The date of each application will determine which edition of the BCA that applies to the assessment of that application.
This means the code defines the way of achieving a specified outcome without prescribing a particular method. The objectives of the Act are to: protect the safety and health of people who use buildings and places of public entertainment improve the amenity of buildings.
The Regulations are a subordinate legislation of the Building Act and contain, among other things, requirements relating to: building permits building inspections occupancy permits enforcement maintenance of buildings. Volume One: relates primarily to Class 2 to 9 buildings. Sustainable homes. Building it right. Managing your safety. Getting approvals to build. Managing your business.
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Search: Search. National Construction Code This page is for:. Volume One contains the requirements for: a all Class 2 to 9 buildings; b access requirements for people with a disability in Class 1b and 10a buildings; and c certain Class 10b structures including access requirements for people with a disability in Class 10b swimming pools.
Volume Two contains the requirements for: a Class 1 and 10a buildings other than access requirements for people with a disability in Class 1b and 10a buildings ; b certain Class 10b structures other than access requirements for people with a disability in Class 10b swimming pools ; and c Class 10c private bushfire shelters.
There are a number of free tools and resources published by the ABCB to assist users in the understanding and application of the NCC including: handbooks — aimed at providing building industry practitioners with information and guidance on specific topics; advisory notes; glazing and lighting calculators; YouTube clips; and case studies, for example on developing performance solutions. Last modified: Thursday, July 25, - Stay informed Subscribe to our updates View industry bulletins.
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