Fyre Training WA to unpack passive fire protection and NCC updates
Trafalgar Fire is hosting a free training session in Perth on 5 August 2026 covering passive fire protection and updated NCC requirements for construction professionals.
What do WA builders need to know about the NCC passive fire protection updates in 2026?
Affects builders and contractors in WA who need to stay current with NCC passive fire protection rules. Non-compliance can cause project delays or failed inspections.
Key takeaways
- Trafalgar Fire is running a free passive fire protection training session in Perth on 5 August 2026.
- The session targets contractors, builders and construction professionals needing NCC compliance updates.
- Passive fire protection changes under the NCC could affect how builders specify and install fire systems.
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