These guidelines outline FRV’s position on specific building and dangerous goods related issues.
NUMBER | NAME |
GL-01 | The Installation of FRV Emergency Telephone and Leaky Cable Communication Systems |
GL-02 | Communication Pillars in Major Buildings Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group |
GL-03 | Car Parks without Sprinkler Systems |
GL-04 | Street Hydrants |
GL-05 | LPG Tank Installations |
GL-06 | Tactical Fire Plans and 'As Installed' Drawings |
GL-07 | Single Stair High Rise Building Solutions FRV has withdrawn its support to the development of fire performance solutions pertaining to high-rise building designs that exceed 25 metres in effective height, which are only proposed to be provided with a single stair. FRV may alter this position in unique circumstances. |
GL-11 | Fluorinated Fire Fighting Foams |
GL-12 | Control of Fire Water Run Off |
GL-13 | Hardstand and Emergency Vehicular Access for Fire Fighting Appliances |
GL-14 | Decommissioning of Sites Containing Dangerous Goods |
GL-15 | Proposed Omission of Fire Brigade Booster Connection from Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems Serving Specific Accommodation Buildings |
GL-17 | Fire Brigade Intervention Model (FBIM) – General Provisions |
GL-19 | Fire Protection for Open Yard Storage |
GL-20 | Fire Brigade Intervention Model (FBIM) Dangerous Goods Sites & Major Hazard Facilities |
GL-21 | Structural Fire Safety / Dangerous Goods Compliance Issues |
GL-22 | Feed Hydrant and Booster Assembly Enclosures |
GL-23 | Early Childhood Facilities |
GL-24 | Fire Service Isolation Valve Monitoring Devices |
GL-25 | Fire Main Valve Isolation Tools |
GL-27 | Planning Guidelines for Emergency Vehicle Access and Minimum Water Supplies within the Fire Rescue Victoria District Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group – for enquires please contact FRV. |
GL-28 | In Line Metering of Water Used for Fire Protection |
GL-29 | Identification of street hydrants for firefighting purposes Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group – for enquiries please contact FRV. |
GL-30 | The Application of AS 1940 2004 Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids |
GL-31 | Use of Lifts for Evacuation |
GL-32 | Buildings Incorporating Automated Vehicle Parking Systems (AVPS) |
GL-33 | Performance Based Design Within The Built Environment 2011 Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group – for enquiries please contact FRV. |
GL-33A | This guideline has been withdrawn from circulation. |
GL-35 | Hydrostatic Testing of Fire Hydrant Systems Without Booster Connections |
GL-36 | Indoor Pyrotechnic Displays |
GL-37 | Indoor Storage of New or Used Tyres Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group – for enquiries please contact FRV. |
GL-38 | Decommissioning of Fire Hydrant and Sprinkler Systems |
GL-42 | Open Air Storage of New or Used Tyres Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group – for enquiries please contact FRV. |
GL-43 | Outdoor Storage of Baled Waste Paper Guideline currently under review with the Fire Safety Advisory Group – for enquiries please contact FRV. |
GL-45 | Acoustic Separation of Fire Pump Room |
GL-46 | Managing Monitored Automatic Alarm Systems in accordance with fire services’ legislation |
GL-47 | The Use of Impulse Fan Systems in Enclosed Car Park Buildings - |
GL-50 | Emergency Planning for Combustible Recyclable and Waste Material Stored in Intermodal Freight Containers |
GL-52 | The development of pre-incident plan (PIP) for major hazard facilities (MHF) and dangerous goods sites |
GL-53
| Renewable Energy Facilities - Design Guidelines and Model Requirements This document is produced by CFA’s Specialist Risk and Fire Safety Unit. FRVs Fire Rescue Commissioner supports the adoption and implementation of this document throughout Victoria. |
GL-54 | Fire Safety Study The purpose of this guideline is to provide industry with high-level information on the development of a Fire Safety Study (FSS) for a facility. This includes information relevant to dangerous goods, hazardous materials, 'relevant materials' under Schedule 14, battery energy storage systems (BESS) and waste recycling processes.
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