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Resource Hub
Welcome to the resource hub: a single location for all BPC resources, including practice notes, reports, checklists, fact sheets, forms, guides, training and more...
Fire protection (restricted to routine servicing of unpumped hydrants and valves) covers the inspection, testing, and maintenance of hydrant systems to ensure compliance with safety standards. Practitioners must meet specific training, experience,
Guide to NCC 2022 covering structure, key updates, compliance requirements and standards for safe, sustainable building and plumbing in Australia.
Learn how to calculate the cost of building work (CoW) for Victorian building permit applications, including new rules effective from 26 November 2025 and how they impact the Building Permit Levy. This guide explains required cost breakdowns,
Fire protection (restricted to routine servicing of fire hose reels) covers the inspection, testing, and maintenance of hose reels to ensure compliance with safety standards. Practitioners must meet specific training, experience, and licensing