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25.01.2022 Is your business fire safe compliant? Various entities associated with buildings have legal responsibilities to ensure compliance to the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008. These entities include: The occupier of a building The secondary occupier of a building... The managing entity of a building The person maintaining the fire safety installations Contact us today to find out where you fit in.
16.01.2022 Did you know? The occupier of a building must display evacuation signs and evacuation diagrams for their building or section of the building they occupy. The evacuation signs and evacuation diagrams for a building must be appropriately located on each evacuation route of the building having regard to the number and location of exits in the building.... Contact us today to see if you are compliant.
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10.01.2022 Fire safety breach sparks second fine for Gold Coast building occupier. Is your building compliant? Less than a year after being convicted of breaching fire safety regulations, the occupier of a Gold Coast residential and commercial building has again fronted court and been fined $30,000 with a conviction recorded for failing to maintain and removing fire doors. The building occupier was previously fined $30,000 with a conviction recorded in March 2017 for 25 charges includin...g illegally disabling fire alarms and blocking fire doors. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) Manager of Compliance and Prosecution Mark Halverson said the offences were identified by QFES officers during several follow-up inspections. While the occupier had rectified the fire detection system faults following the first conviction, they failed to ensure fire doors were operable, and some fire doors had been completely removed, Mr Halverson said. QFES Commissioner Katarina Carroll said QFES would not hesitate to take legal action if building occupiers and owners did not comply with fire safety laws. Today’s outcome is a clear message that QFES is committed to protecting and preserving the safety of Queenslanders, and those who are knowingly and deliberately breaking the law will be found and prosecuted, Ms Carroll said. QFES will continue to work to detect fire safety offences across the State and prosecute those who fail to comply with the law. Source - State of Queensland.
03.01.2022 Are your PEEPs up to date. Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEP) provide a framework for the planning and provision of emergency evacuation of people with a diability. AS 3745 identifies potential occupants and visitors who may require a PEEP as being those: having a guide or companion animal;... accompanied by an assistant; using alternative forms of information and communication; having an ambulatory disability; using a wheeled mobility appliance; who are easily fatigued; who easily experience acute anxiety in an emergency; who easily experience extreme confusion in an emergency. See more
02.01.2022 If you are an owner, or a business or person occupying a building in Queensland you have a legal obligation to ensure the safety of any person in that building in the event of a fire or hazardous materials emergency. A Fire Safety Compliance Audit is conducted to assist owner / occupiers in managing their compliance with the Fire and Rescue Service Act 1990 and the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008.
