Part J (or Section J) of the Building Code of Australia (BCA) Volume 1 outlines the energy efficiency requirements of non-residential buildings. All new buildings and alterations to existing buildings in Australia must comply with the BCA, so a BCA Section J Report must accompany the design documents for a Development Application in order to get a Construction Certificate.

The objective is for all new buildings ‘to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by efficiently using energy’.

Thermal Certificates provides Section J Reports that address the ‘deemed to comply’ requirements for;

Part J1 – Building Fabric

Part J2 – External Glazing

Part J3 – Building Sealing

Part J5 – Air-Conditioning and Ventilation Systems

Part J6 – Artificial Lighting and Power

Part J7 – Heated Supply

Part J8 – Facilities for Energy Monitoring

Thermal Certificates provides BCA Deemed To Satisfy Section J Reports that are easy to read and in a fast time frame.

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