Simplifying a complex phenomenon: That’s RAWfire's approach.
DEFINITION
Senior fire industry accredited practitioners liaising with the client to firstly understand and then completely achieve their objectives; we workshop our ideas and establish possibilities for minimising the client’s time commitment and financial outlay at the concept stage.
RESOURCES
Providing clients with specialist accredited fire engineers who draw upon their diverse industry backgrounds such as services, structural and architectural design to provide logical and buildable design solutions – proven depth of experience of engineered fire safety solutions utilising the latest computer software, and methodologies tailoring solutions to the specific needs of the project.
DELIVERY
Succinct, simplified solutions that not only meet the performance requirements of the Building Code of Australia and regulatory authorities; such as the principal certifying agent, building surveyor, insurance underwriters and fire brigades, but also seamlessly translate fire safety strategies from concept, documentation, construction, implementation to ultimate use.
RAWfire utilises the diverse experience of the team to ensure that workable, practical and cost effective solutions are put forward that the project team can implement with a successful outcome for all.
METHODOLOGY
Sustainable design solutions: coupling environmental drivers, community expectations and life safety criteria without complex maintenance regimes, rather creating a bias for management in use and preventative maintenance.
Engineering evaluation is of major importance in considering the issues and determining an appropriate scheme for implementation. Accurate computer generated simulation and analysis programs are available and are commensurate to the expected level of engineering evaluation process required.
PERFORMANCE
Performance based engineering can provide considerable design flexibility and cost effectiveness when applied in a correct manner by suitably qualified personnel who understand the client’s requirements, the project’s requirements, the regulatory constraints and the project’s limitations in terms of the scope for performance
based analysis.
