Tier 4
ATA Specifier
Specify anchor testing requirements in project documentation with confidence
~5 hours6 modulesEngineers, specifiers, asset owners, and project directors
$199
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Certificate
ATA Specifier, Anchor Testing Specification Competency
What you'll achieve
- Navigate the Australian and international standards framework for anchor testing
- Use the anchor testing decision tree to specify the correct test approach
- Determine appropriate test quantities using VicRoads and AEFAC frameworks
- Select and evaluate anchor testing organisations against minimum requirements
- Integrate testing into project schedules with proper hold points
- Write specification clauses for anchor testing on projects
- Evaluate test reports against AS/NZS 1170.0 requirements
- Manage fixture interactions and test validity
- Specify procedures for replacing failed anchors
- Reference AEFAC sample specifications (SS01-SS06) when writing project documentation
- Understand competency frameworks including AEFAC Installer Certification and ATA Certified
- Specify fire design requirements for anchors referencing EN 1992-4 and NCC Specification 8
- Monitor AS 5216:2025 revision impacts on current specification practices
- Specify fatigue design requirements per AEFAC TN14
- Assess and specify anchor requirements for non-standard substrates including geopolymer, AAC, and PT concrete
- Map state transport authority specification variations across Australia
- Apply AS/NZS ISO 31000 risk assessment to anchor specification decisions
- Navigate contract, liability, and insurance frameworks for anchor testing
- Establish document retention requirements in project specifications
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