Get Bushfire Attack Level Assessment

The Bushfire Attack Level Assessment is an essential form for determining the bushfire risk associated with properties in bushfire-prone areas. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to accurately complete the assessment online, ensuring compliance with building regulations in Victoria.

Follow the steps to complete the Bushfire Attack Level Assessment online.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Bushfire Attack Level Assessment form and open it in your chosen digital environment for editing.
2. Begin by entering the owner or responsible party's details in the appropriate section. This could be the owner, architect, building surveyor, building designer, or builder, and make sure to include the ARBV/RBP Number if applicable.
3. Specify the proposal type in the designated section. Indicate whether this assessment is for a new home, renovation, or outbuilding within 6 meters of the dwelling.
4. Provide the property address in the relevant fields to ensure accurate identification of the assessed location.
5. Enter the Fire Danger Index (FDI) adopted for the assessment, selecting either 50 for properties above 1200 meters sea level or 100 for all other properties.
6. Attach photographs for verification of vegetation type and classify it according to the options provided, such as forest, shrub land, woodland, etc.
7. Indicate the proximity of vegetation by specifying the distance from the proposed building to the predominant vegetation in meters.
8. Determine the land slope beneath the proximate vegetation and select the appropriate option based on the degrees of slope.
9. Complete the BAL assessment classification by adopting a suitable BAL rating from low to flame zone (FZ).
10. The assessor must provide their signature and the date of the assessment in the designated areas to validate the form.
11. Finally, review all entered information for accuracy. Once confirmed, you may save changes, download the completed form, print it for submission, or share it as required.

Complete the Bushfire Attack Level Assessment online today to ensure your property's safety.