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G14 Industrial liquid waste

Requires the safe and hygienic collection, treatment and disposal of industrial liquid waste to avoid contamination.

This clause ensures buildings in which industrial liquid waste or foul water is collected, generated, treated or disposed of are provided with adequate spaces and facilities to do so safely, avoiding the likelihood of blockage, leakage or contamination. It also sets requirements to prevent unauthorised access.

Record of amendments is a record of changes to the acceptable solutions, verification methods and handbooks.

Building Code Regulations

The Building Code is published in Schedule 1 of the Building Regulations 1992.

The Building Code clauses include objectives, functional requirements and performance criteria. These are mandatory provisions that all new building work must comply with.

The acceptable solutions and verification methods provided on this page are deemed to comply with Building Code clause G14.

Clause G14 — Industrial liquid waste

Read clause G14 of the Building Code

Industrial liquid waste

Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods

Current version

MBIE has historical versions of the code clause documents which can be located under 'Previous Versions' and 'Version History'. Alternatively if you cannot find the document you are looking for, you can send an email with the year and code clause you are after to info@building.govt.nz.

 

Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods (AS and VMs) were called compliance documents. Some still have the “compliance document” title but the AS or VMs they contain are valid and unaffected by the name change.

Previous versions

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Standards

Standards are frequently referred to in Acceptable Solutions and Verification Methods. They provide practical information and guidelines for building solutions.

Over 120 building standards used for Building Code compliance are now available for free download.

See the free standards relating to Code Clause G14.

All standards, including the funded ones, can be accessed through the Standards New Zealand website.

Related Determinations

Determinations are made by MBIE on matters of doubt or dispute to do with building work. Rulings are legally binding in relation to each case. Circumstances in one case may differ to others.

2019/048: Refusal to issue a certificate of acceptance for plumbing and drainage work associated with a shipping container used as a mortuary

This determination considers the authority’s refusal to issue a certificate of acceptance for plumbing and drainage work that was carried out without building consent.  The plumbing and drainage work was installed to convert the shipping container for use as a mortuary and connects to an existing foul water drainage system that services a dwelling on the property, which in turn connects to a septic tank and evapotranspiration bed. 

View 4 Determinations related to Industrial liquid waste

Related building products

All products, systems and construction methods that have achieved CodeMark status will be listed here with their most up to date certificate.

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