B1 This compliance checklist is divided into three parts, as follows.
a. Part 1 contains the building details and declarations.
b. Part 2a functions as a design checklist for the simplified approach detailed in Section 1.
c. Part 2b functions as a design checklist for the dynamic thermal modelling approach detailed in Section 2.
d. Part 3 is for verifying the completion details of the as-built residential building.
B2 All three parts of the compliance checklist should be completed. The relevant parts of Part 2 and 3 should be signed by a person who is competent to design the residential building.
B3 A copy of this checklist, or a similar checklist, may be submitted to the building control body as evidence that the building has been constructed as designed to reduce the risk of overheating.
Part 1 – Building details and declarations
The designer should complete this section.
Part 2 – Design details
The designer should complete either Part 2a or 2b, depending on the method used.
Part 2a – Simplified method (as detailed in Section 1)
Part 2b – Dynamic thermal modelling method (as detailed in Section 2)
Part 3 – Completion details
Both the builder and the building control body inspector should complete this section.
