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Australian Glass and Window Association National Inspectorate

Accreditation No.

13739

Site No.

13732

Date of Accreditation

18 Feb 2000

Address

Pymble Corporate Centre, Suite 1, Level 1, Building 1, 20 Bridge Street
Pymble, NSW 2073
Australia

agwa.com.au

Contact

Mr Adam Davies P: +61 0418675283

Availability

Type A Inspection Body

Scope of Accreditation

Print scopes

Australian Glass and Window Association National Inspectorate

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Suspended Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
Building products and processes - Inspection	Glazing installation processes	Compliance with type for human impact (safety); Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 1288, AS 2208, AS 4666, AS/NZS 4667 and accredited company program overview and in-house procedures
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures
	Window fabrication processes	Compliance with selection and use of glass; Compliance with type for bushfire rating; Compliance with type for energy rating; Compliance with type for safety glass; Compliance with type for structural properties; Compliance with type for weather performance; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 1288, AS 2047, AS 2208, AS 3959AS 4420.1, AS 4666, AS/NZS 4667 and accredited company program overview and in-house procedures. Energy rating is in accordance to Australian Fenestration Rating Council (AFRC) protocols and the Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS)

Australian Capital Territory

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

Northern Territory

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

Queensland

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

South Australia

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

Tasmania

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

Victoria

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

Western Australia

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations
Building products and processes - Inspection	Metal finish fabrication process	Compliance with type for adhesion and polymerisation; Compliance with type for coating thickness; Compliance with type for pre-treatment and conversion; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Accredited company program overview and in-house procedures with acceptance criteria drawn from Qualicoat and Qualideco specifications including the Australian version for paint, lacquer and powder coatings on aluminium for architectural applications.
	Security screen fabrication processes	Compliance with type for structural properties; Fabrication inspection; Process inspection	Covering standards, codes and specifications addressing the service, including AS 5039, accredited company program overview and in-house procedures

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