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PROJECT CERTIFIED REINFORCING STEELS – RISK OR RISK MANAGEMENT? DATE 19 AUGUST 2010 PRESENTER PHILIP SANDERS 1 Today’s Presentation Introduction: Who we are, why we exist & what we do Buyer responsibilities and supplier warranties Materials testing, conformity & compliance    Independent verification of materials conformity: What Standards say & why independent verification is demanded Reducing statutory risk to designers, specifiers, surveyors and builders  Why QA certification and product certification are not the same thing Why specify ACRS: A building surveyor’s checklist 2 Introduction 3 Who we are... Independent (via board of directors) 3rd-Party (no affiliation) non-profit (minimum cost) assesses to AS/NZ steel materials Standards 4 We can no longer assume steel delivered to site conforms to Australian Standards Why? Materials are sourced worldwide and manufactured to many Standards And this affects me because? Australian construction industry has strong quality and safety focus Standards specify minimum performance characteristics: Our design & construction relies on these Historically, construction materials met Australian Standards, so little checking 5 Who we are... ACRS mission statement: “The continued manufacture and supply of reliable, safe, consistent quality reinforcing, prestressing & structural steels to Australian Standards” 6 ACRS MEMBER COMPANIES - COME FROM ALL WALKS OF INDUSTRY 7 1. Designers & Specifiers University of Melbourne Consult Australia (formerly ACEA) Australian Institute of Building Surveyors (AIBS) Austroads Concrete Institute of Australia Engineers Australia 8 2. Customer Groups Australian Constructors Association Housing Industry Association Master Builders Association National Precast Concrete Association 9 Supplier Groups Australasian Post Tensioning Association Australasian Wire Industry Association Bureau Of Steel Manufacturers of Australia Steel Reinforcement Institute of Australia 10

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Supply of steel reinforcing materials: Conclusions. Conclusions It is a matter of Confidence & Risk: Conformity; Compliance; Review & Attestation (verification).
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