Thread: Operator's manual

Yes, no and maybe. Perhaps if you tell us why you want to know, more helpful information might be forthcoming.

Mick

It's for a tafe building assignment, were studying like medium-high rise buildings.

Is it, that you have been shirking your studying time? surely If you are doing a Tafe course, all the information needed for assignments etc, would be available.

You say "does a manual have to be provided..." , what do you mean? A commercial builder who hands over a building to a client with a building occupant warning system in it (fire and evacuation alarm, intercom etc) would normally provide a manual for the building with information about all the equipment in it. I dont believe there is any legal requirement to hand over a manual though.

I'm not too sure about a manual.. we recently installed Lightning Protection on a high rise and we had to supply compliance certificates outlining we were meeting and exceeding the building codes and regulations but a manual not!!