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We Are Auditors.
Not a Fire Equipment Maintenance Company.
We are an independent auditing company. We assess, report, and certify compliance. There are things we do not do and being upfront about that saves everyone time.
We do not service or maintain fire equipment. Extinguisher testing, sprinkler maintenance, and smoke alarm installation require a licensed fire protection company.
We do not install or test smoke alarms. If your building needs smoke alarm compliance for a residential tenancy or small property, a maintenance provider is what you need.
We do not advise on where to place fire equipment. Specific placement of extinguishers, exit lights, and hydrants requires a licensed fire protection engineer or installer.
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Fire audits are generally required annually, although additional audits may be necessary after major renovations, layout changes, or occupancy increases.
Audits cover all aspects in relation to Fire compliance, some items include (but not limited to) fire alarms, extinguishers, hydrants, hose reels, emergency lighting, evacuation diagrams, training records,evacuation plans, routes, doors and compliance documentation such as Occupier’s Statements or Annual Fire Safety Statements we also take note of any work that has been carried out in the complex and note any changes.
Fire safety inspections are vital for ensuring your building is safe, compliant with regulations, and ready for emergencies. Regular inspections help identify and fix potential risks, protecting your property and the safety of everyone inside.
Under Queensland's regulations, your legal requirements for fire safety include:
Following the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 for safety measures and evacuation plans.
Meeting the Queensland Development Code Part MP 6.1 for fire safety installation maintenance.
Abiding by the Fire and Emergency Services Act 1990 for overall safety compliance.
Maintaining fire protection systems and equipment in line with Australian Standard AS 1851.
Ensuring your building complies with the National Construction Code (NCC) for fire safety.
Developing and implementing a Fire Safety Management Plan (FSMP) specific to your premises.
Appointing Fire Safety Advisers if your building has high occupancy, to guide on fire safety issues.
Creating and regularly practicing Evacuation Coordination Procedures for safe and efficient building evacuation.
Conducting regular maintenance and testing of all Fire Safety Installations to guarantee they are functional.
Keeping accurate records of all fire safety maintenance, testing, and training activities conducted.
These requirements are crucial for ensuring the safety of your premises and compliance with state laws.
Fire evacuation training prepares your staff to respond quickly and safely during an emergency. It covers evacuation procedures, escape routes, and emergency roles, helping to protect lives and ensure your building complies with safety regulations.
Fire warden training ensures designated staff are fully equipped to lead during emergencies. It prepares them to manage evacuations, use safety equipment, and coordinate with emergency services, keeping your building compliant and everyone inside safe.