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Part F2 Sanitary and Other Facilities (Performance Requirements)
Suitable sanitary facilities for personal hygiene must be provided in a convenient location within or associated with a building, to the degree necessary, appropriate to—
the function or use of the building; and
the number and gender of the occupants; and
the disability or other particular needs of the occupants.
recognises that the number, type and location of sanitary facilities are dependent on:
Laundering facilities or space for laundering facilities and the means for the sanitary disposal of waste water must be provided in a convenient location within or associated with a building appropriate to the function or use of the building.
only applies to—
Health-care buildings, early-childhood centres, Class 2 and 9c buildings and Class 4 parts of a building must be provided with means to dispose of waste water and either:
A building's function or use will determine the appropriate number and location of the laundry facilities or space, and the means to dispose of waste water.
For the purpose of FP2.2, waste water includes water that is soiled as a result of clothes washing, mopping floors, and other domestic cleaning processes.
A facility must be provided which includes—
a means for food rinsing, utensil washing and the sanitary disposal of associated waste water; and
a means for cooking food; and
a space for food preparation.
only applies to—
Health-care buildings, early-childhood centres, Class 2 and 9c buildings and Class 4 parts of a building must be provided with adequate cooking facilities. This means:
Suitable means must be provided in a building containing wards or bedrooms to facilitate the emptying of sewage or dirty water from containers.
only applies to a Class 9a or 9c building.
Class 9a and 9c buildings with wards or bedrooms must have facilities for emptying bedpans and the like, such as a slop hopper.
A sanitary compartment must be constructed with sufficient space or other means to permit an unconscious occupant to be removed from the compartment.
Sanitary compartments are to be large enough or have another suitable means that enables the removal of an unconscious occupant.
Hot water, warm water and cooling water systems installed in a building must control the accumulation of harmful levels of micro-organisms.
does not apply to a system serving only a single sole-occupancy unit in a Class 2 or 3 building or Class 4 part of a building.
Buildings must have hot water, warm water and cooling water installations that minimise the risk of major disease outbreak caused by the harmful levels of micro-organisms.
This Performance Requirement does not apply to a system serving only a single sole-occupancy unit in a Class 2 or 3 building or Class 4 part of a building.