Bushfire Attack Level 2025

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The document is a Bushfire Attack Level Assessment Report that outlines the process for assessing the bushfire risk associated with various types of building works, as per AS 3959 (2009). It includes property details, types of buildings, and steps to determine the Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) based on fire danger index, vegetation classification, distance from classified vegetation, and land slope. The report emphasizes the importance of accurate assessment and documentation for safety in bushfire-prone areas.

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What are the levels of wildfires?

The National Fire Danger Rating System Low (Green): Fires are unlikely to start and conditions will lead to slow moving, low intensity fires which are relatively easy to control. Moderate (Blue): Some danger of fire ignition. High (Yellow): Wildfires are likely.

What is the highest level of bushfire alert?

An Emergency Warning is the highest level of Bush Fire Alert. You may be in danger and need to take action immediately. Any delay now puts your life at risk. Your safety and survival may depend on the decision you make, even before there is a fire.

What is the bal 29 rating?

BAL-19: Moderate risk rating with increased levels of ember attack and heat flux up to 19 kW/m. Additional construction requirements are necessary. BAL-29: High risk rating indicating a significant risk of property damage from bushfires, including higher levels of ember attacks and heat flux up to 29 kW/m.

What does a bal rating of 19 mean?

BAL - 19. 12.5 to 19 kW/m2. Risk is considered moderate with increasing levels of ember attack and burning debris ignited by wind borne embers; increasing likelihood of exposure to radiant heat. BAL - 29. 19 to 29 kW/m2.

What are the six bushfire attack levels?

Bush Fire Attack Level BALDescription of risk BAL LOW Lowest risk from a potential fire. BAL 12.5 Risk is primarily from potential embers during a fire. BAL 19 Moderate risk, particularly from embers and burning debris. BAL 29 High risk, particularly from embers, debris and heat.2 more rows

What is a bal 40 rating?

Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) - 40 (Very High) 5.0(c)(i) of the NCC). BAL40 is primarily concerned with protection of your building from ember attack and burning debris ignited by wind borne embers and exposure to a high level of radiant heat radiant heat up to and including 40 kW/m2.

What is a bushfire attack level report in Victoria?

A Bushfire Attack Level Report is a detailed assessment of the risk of bushfire to your property. It includes analysis of the vegetation within 100m in all directions of your property, as well as measurement of the slope of land and any additional notes. You will be given an overall BAL rating signed by the assessor.

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