Services

Fire Safety Management NQ offer a number of Fire Safety and Management Services including:
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- Fire Safety Adviser 
- Fire Warden Training
- Fire Safety Adviser Training and Fire Safety Adviser Refresher Training
- General Evacuation and First Response Training
- Fire Safety Audits
- Smoke Alarm Audits and maintenance
- Assistance in completing Annual Occupiers Statements
- Evacuation Diagrams
- Evacuation Plans
​- Fire Safety Management Plans (Budget accommodation)

Training

Fire Safety Adviser Course - Accredited two day Fire Safety Adviser Training through our affiliated RTO comprising of 8 competencies from the PAU12 Public Safety Training Package within the Australian Quality Training Framework.
Fire Safety Adviser Refresher- Accredited one day course is also available.

Competencies include:
PUAFER001 - Identify, prevent and report potential facility emergency situations.
PUAFER002 - Ensure facility emergency prevention procedures, systems and processes are implemented.
PUAFER003 - Manage and monitor facility emergency procedures, equipment and other resources.
PUAFER004 - Respond to facility emergencies
PUAFER005 - Operate as part of an emergency control organisation.
PUAFER006 - Lead an emergency control organisation.
PUAFER007 - Manage an emergency control organisation.
PUAFER008 - Confine small emergencies in a facility.

​Courses are run several times a year.​
Please contact FSM NQ for course dates.

Fire Warden Training - 2 hour training session on site.

General Evacuation and First Response Training - 1 1/2 hour training session on site training with staff in the use of fire safety installations such as a fire extinguisher and activation of manual call points (MCP) and evacuation procedures.
or
​New 20 minute online training specifically designed for your organisation/workplace.

Evacuation Drill - On site evacuation drill.

Fire Safety Audits

Fire Safety audit of your workplace or body corporate to identify compliance and non compliance in accordance of the Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008, Queensland Development Codes and relevant Australian Standards. The audit will also identify any potential fire hazards or building maintenance issues.

Audits include:

• Inspection of the site
• Identification of all fire safety installations on site
• Provide a comprehensive report relating to issues with the fire safety installations for the building 
• Identify the correct schedule of maintenance for all fire safety installations  and document required changes
• Conduct a review of the buildings Evacuation Diagrams and Fire Evacuation Plan 

​Early identification of risks to your workplace or to each body corporate, will assist in ensuring fire safety measures can be implemented to reduce the risk of a fire emergency within the building. 

Evacuation Diagrams and Fire &  Evacuation Plans

A Fire & Evacuation Plan is intended to provide instructions of emergency procedures in the event of an emergency.

​A Fire & Evacuation Plan is required for all occupied buildings as per the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 and must be reviewed annually.  A Fire and Evacuation Plan is a legislative requirement of the Fire and Emergency Services Act 1990 - 104E.

An Evacuation Diagram must be displayed in common areas and along paths of travel which assist in easily identifying evacuation routes, emergency exits, assembly areas and firefighting equipment. Evacuation Diagrams must be reviewed at intervals not more than 5 years or when a building changes occur within the building as per the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 and AS 3745 - 2010 Planning for Emergencies. 

Diagrams are supplied and installed in all evacuation routes in A3 laminated format in Snap Lock Frames if required.