This practical session is intended for building surveyors who encounter seismic fastenings on projects. It will provide an overview of the key design and compliance principles relevant to non-structural seismic fastening, including the role of AS 1170.4 and the evidence typically relied upon to support product use. Using product-agnostic real application examples, including screw anchors and direct fastener solutions, the session will also cover installation compliance, and common inspection red flags. This session will provide vital information for building surveyors around what to look for in approval documentation to understand if seismic fasteners are properly designed and once on site, what to look for when inspecting work in progress. This session is vital for anyone who assesses or inspects Class 2 – 9 buildings in Australia and is designed to address a known unknown in practitioner knowledge.
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