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Australian Standards for testing fire equipment requires that the testing be completed by a competent person. So how do you, the client, know if someone is competent? Licenses There are some equipment that you are required to be licensed to test, they include: Fire...

Getting a new price for the maintenance of your fire equipment could mean your comparing apples with oranges. What does that mean? The saying goes that you cannot compare apples to oranges, why, because they are different fruit. The same goes when buying a product or...

Fire extinguishers are a portable piece of equipment designed to extinguish small fires. They are hand held and designed for first attack fire fighting. They are often used by the Fire Service to extinguish small fires so as to minimize damage from fire hoses. There...

New License of testing of fire equipment! Does your provider have one? The department of Consumer and Business Services has introduced a new license for the inspection and testing of water based fire systems. So what are water based fire protection systems? These are...

Plan, Train, Threat, Response and SURVIVE is the framework of Alan’s newest book on Emergency Planning

On the 9th August our Managing Director, Alan Short presented to Body Corporate Managers on the importance of Emergency Planning in meeting this challenge

The majority of fires in homes and businesses go un-reported. Here are just 3 examples of fires that could happen in the buildings you manage.