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Fire safety compliance

Build your AS 1851 fire equipment service scheduleToolTick the fire equipment on site and get its AS 1851 routine service intervals as a 12 month planner, sourced to the standard and QLD fire door guidance.
Who signs a QLD Annual Occupier's Statement, and where it goesCompliance by stateQLD's Annual Occupier's Statement declares to QFES that fire safety installations are maintained: who signs it, and where it goes each year.
The Victorian owner's annual essential safety measures dutyCompliance by stateVictorian owners must prepare an annual essential safety measures report and keep an on site logbook for council or fire brigade inspection.
What an NSW Annual Fire Safety Statement actually requiresCompliance by stateThe NSW AFSS is issued yearly by the building owner, based on an assessment by an accredited practitioner (fire safety). Who qualifies, and what changed.
What triggers a NSW fire safety certificate?Compliance by stateA NSW fire safety certificate is issued when building work is complete, not on a yearly cycle like the AFSS. What it confirms, and who signs it.
SA's Form 3: the annual return that certifies essential safety provisionsCompliance by stateSouth Australia certifies essential safety provisions on Form 3, an annual return to council under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure regulations.
When does a NSW building need a supplementary fire safety statement?Compliance by stateNSW buildings with critical fire safety measures need a supplementary statement more often than annually, on the interval the fire safety schedule sets.