Guide to Safer Roof Framing, march 2012, Government of South Ausralia, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure

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Guide to Safer Roof Framing, march 2012, Government of South Ausralia, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure 136 North Terrace, Adelaide
GPO Box 1815
South Australia 5001
www.dpti.sa.gov.au
www.sa.gov.au
ISBN 9780759001107 CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
DESIGN OF ROOF FRAMING
COMMUNICATION
MANUFACTURING OF PREFABRICATED ROOF TRUSSES
APPROVAL OF ROOF FRAMING
INSTALLATION OF ROOF TRUSSES AND ROOF FRAMING
TRAINING
APPENDIX A - Checklists Introduction
The tragic roof collapse at the Riverside Golf Club has resulted in a number of actions, including
a prosecution, a number of initial amendments to the Development Act 1993, and an inquest by
the Coroner.
Numerous recommendations were made by the Coroner impacting on all areas of the industry
having responsibility for roof framing.
At the request of key industry bodies and participants, the Minister for Planning established the
Ministerial Taskforce on Trusses in May 2006.
The Taskforce considered the Coroner’s Report and noted the comment in the Executive
Summary that …neither the builder nor the architect, engineer, software designer, truss
manufacturer, roof contractor, roof tiler or Local Government authority took any responsibility for
the overall integrity of the roof structure.
A key issue for the Taskforce was to ensure that there are clear pathways of responsibility and
accountability. It is important to ensure that all systems and procedures relating to the design,
approval, manufacture, handling, installation and inspection of trusses, are robust and
appropriate.
While the Taskforce focused on prefabricated timber trusses as the basis for its deliberations, the
Taskforce was mindful that any changes must also be applicable to steel and conventional roof
framing. The Minister released the final report and recommendations of the Taskforce on 1 June
2008.
The Government subsequently approved an implementation plan for the Taskforce
recommendations with the amendments to the Development Regulations 2008 coming into effect
on 1 July 2012.
This guide has been developed to assist the building industry, councils and private certifiers to
understand and apply the new rules related to design, documentation, assessment, approval,
storage, handling, construction, and inspection of roof framing.