Embellishments should be designed/selected and installed as follows:
Fit for purpose, appropriately positioned and accessible.
Durable, robust and safe (suitable for corrosive environments).
Vandal resistant with parts that are easily replaceable.
Easy to maintain (with appropriate warranty and workmanship).
Comply with relevant standards, legislation, corporate documents and approvals
(3.1.1) Planning, design and positioning
A shelter is required over a barbecue
Provide both a maintenance tap and public access tap with universal access close to barbecue
Locate waste and recycle bin nearby
Position near picnic tables and benches, and position clear from any objects which may enable unintended access (risk assessment required)
Provide wheelchair manoeuvre area around and between furniture
(3.1.2) BBQ Requirements
Activation button: Power save electrical switch with incorporated shutdown feature. Highly visible, positioned for ease of use (not under workbench or on access door) push button start with audible alarms at start and finish of cooking cycle. Maximum operational force 19.5N.
Labels: Instruction labels in a prominent place, clearly visible at all times, (not under workbench)
Cycle counter meter: Installed inside cabinet as a permanent device
Cabinet, workbench and cook top
cabinets must be flat surfaced, 316 stainless steel
all stainless steel surfaces must have a high quality polish finish. Surface coatings are not supported
include safety features
provide universal access to barbecues at the recommended mounting and circulation heights for wheelchair access and reach distance
rounded corners required for workbench
low maintenance – easy to clean, food grade finish
lockable door with bucket (fat collection tray) with waste bags supplied inside cabinet. Access door must face west at all coastal sites
SS316 preferred fixings and components
cabinet bolted down to finished surface
ventilation louvres required on cabinet body
Security key access. Lockable doors to secure the cabinet with security key access.
Optional
windbreak shield (only where necessary, e.g. foreshore sites)
single or double barbecue
(3.1.3) Electrical requirements
avoid long run electrical wiring from point of origin due to severe reduction in hotplate heating/cooking performance
circuit breaker/residual current device (RCD) must be located in main switchboard, not located in barbecue cabinet
electrical connection by a licensed contractor, as per manufacturer's recommendation
where there is no electricity supply on-site a 'supply availability request' must be obtained from Energex prior to installation
all barbecues to be cabled separately to different RCDs.
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