Fire Safety Services
What We Do
We offer the necessary competitively priced services, advice and training to a varied range including but not limited to businesses, factories, offices, buildings, shopping centers, schools, child care centers, retail, residential buildings and retail outlets.
We want to leave you assured that everyone is prepared in the event of a fire or emergency.
Its also a legal requirement under the Qld Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008 and Australian Standards 3745-2010 to meet compliancy obligations.
>We believe that loss of lives or harm in the event of a real emergency can be avoided by being prepared and having robust emergency procedures in place.
>We offer a range of services and training to help you to be prepared for an emergency and for compliancy.
>You can partner with us if you want to avoid the logistics and have our friendly and qualified Fire Safety Advisers manage your site fire safety requirements.
- Great Price and Great Service!
- We will work with you and simplify the process.
- Hourly rates or fixed rates for contracted service agreements.
- We heavily discount for multiple services and training packages even though already a great price point.
Some Facts:
A Fire Safety Adviser is only required for a High Occupancy buildings where:-
- 30 or more employees are employed or are likely to be employed for a total of any 40 days during the year
- Class 2 or 3 buildings more than 25m in effective height
- Class 6 or 9b buildings that the commissioner has decided is an at risk licensed building
Yes, key staff such as Chief Wardens and Deputy Wardens are to be trained in Evacuation Coordination Instruction every year under the QLD Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008 and Australian Standards 3745-2010.
Note: evacuation coordinator instructions to be given to the person within 1 month before commencement of this role.
Yes, key staff such as Fire Wardens are to be trained in Evacuation Coordination Instruction every year under the QLD Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008 and Australian Standards 3745-2010.
Yes, all staff are to be trained in General Evacuation Instructions or General Occupant Training every year under the QLD Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008 and Australian Standards 3745-2010.
Yes, the occupier of a building or workplace is to conduct an emergency evacuation drill annually every year under the QLD Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008 and Australian Standards 3745-2010. Note: Best practice is Bi-annually.
The purpose is to evaluate, record and give feedback as to the effectiveness of your evacuation procedures as documented in your Fire and Evacuation plan.
Our Fire Safety & Training Services
Free Fire Safety Health Check and Compliance Consultation
Yes something for free! No tricks or obligations.
- We visit your site on appointment and do a Fire Safety Health check for FREE.
- We will provide a completed Fire Safety Health checklist to highlight compliance and non-compliance based on our observations and experience.
- What happens after the audit? It's simple, you can either say thanks for the free audit or we can discuss how Assured Safety Group can work with you to meet compliancy.
- We will spend the time based on the size of your business.
- We guarantee no sales pressure as happy knowing we have helped you become aware of Fire Safety compliancy gaps in your business.
- If you opt to partner with us we can your manage fire safety and obligations specific to the requirements for your business.
Fire Safety Advisor Services
As per requirements of QLD Building Fire Safety Regulations
> You can either appoint staff as your Fire Safety Adviser (remember they must be a certified FSA) or have an external Fire Safety Adviser represent you.
> We can partner with you as your external Fire Safety Adviser. Below is some of what this service includes:
- Our FSA partnership service is our agreement to ensure your compliance is met and maintained over a 12 month period.
- We facilitate a EPC (Emergency Planning Commitee) meeting every 6 months and provide meeting minutes.
- Conduct a Fire Safety Audit and provide you a report.
- Complete annual Owner / Occupier Statements.
- Annual compliace certificate issued if compliance is met.
- Our pricing is based on the size of your business and how much time we think is required to meet Fire Safety compliance and objectives.
Develop Fire & Emergency Evacuation Plans
You must have an evacuation plan and diagrams that are reviewed annually to be compliant.
- Prepare emergency evacuation/response plans and manuals.
- Prepare emergency evacation diagrams.
- Conduct an annual review and update existing plans and diagrams.
- Give advice on your obligations.
- Make amendments to reflect any changes in emergency plans and evacuation diagrams.
- Help up-skill to maintain evacuation plans and diagrams yourself.
Facilitate and document Fire Evacuation Drills
It is a legal requirement to have an Emergency evacuation drill every 12 months.
> Note: Best practice is to facilitate an emergency evacuation drill every 6 months.
- A post pre-evacuation briefing for managers and ECO team members.
- Facilitate an Emergency Evacuation drill.
- The facilitator will provide guidance throughout the evacuation.
- Debrief Fire Wardens and management at the completion of the drill.
- Complete and provide a Evacuation Training report for your records.
- A certificate of completion will be provided.
Attend Emergency Planning Meetings
Help facilitate and give advice for emergency planning in accordance with Australian Standard 3745.
- Facilitate or participate in Emergency planning meetings.
- Provide planning advice.
- Check fire installations and first attack equipment.
- Provide meeting minutes and actions item to follow up on.
- Provide any follow up.
- Provide a meeting attendance register.
1st Response Fire Safety Training
Meets the requirements of the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 for general evacuation and first response evacuation instruction
- Walk through your premises with participants to identify fire installations, signage and egress for emergency exits.
- Explain basic characteristics of fire and risk to property and life.
- How to identify and use appropriate the correct portable fire equipment including fire extinguishers, hose reels and fire blankets.
- How to raise the alarm.
- How to respond to different types of emergencies.
- Emergency code colours.
- An attendance register will be provided on completion of the course.
- This is a non-accredited course. On request a statement of attainment can be emailed to you.
Fire Warden Training
Meets the requirements of the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008.
>This course delivers the knowledge and skills to participants that is required to fulfil the role of Fire Wardens in a workplace.
>We deliver this course onsite which is tailored to your workplace for up to approximately 25 participants.
- How to plan for emergencies in your facility.
- Roles and responsibilities of Wardens and Chief Wardens.
- Roles, operation and structure of as Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) and Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).
- Fire installations and first response equipment.
- The process of responding to emergencies and post emergency procedures.
- Types of emergencies and how to respond.
- First response safety.
- Effective communication in an emergency.
- Types of emergency installations in a building or workplace and when to evacuate.
- Human behavior.
- Evacuation procedures and practical exercises.
- Fire Indicator Panels (FIP) & Early Warning Intercommunication Systems (EWIS)
- An attendance register will be provided on completion of the course.
- This is a non-accredited course. On request a statement of attainment can be emailed to you.
Chief Warden Training
Meets the requirements of the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008.
>This course delivers the knowledge and skills to participants that is required to fulfil the role of Chief Wardens in a workplace.
>We deliver this course onsite which is tailored to your workplace for up to approximately 15 participants.
- How to plan for emergencies in your facility.
- Role and responsibility of Chief Wardens.
- Roles, operation and structure of as Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) and Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).
- Understanding of legitlation and standards.
- Emergency procedures and policies.
- Emergency prevention planning and tactics.
- The process of responding to emergencies and post emergency procedures.
- Types of emergencies and how to respond.
- Types of emergency installations in a building or workplace.
- Emergency colour codes.
- Effective communication during an emergency.
- Human behavior.
- Evacuation procedures and practical exercises.
- Fire Indicator Panels (FIP) & Early Warning Intercommunication Systems (EWIS)
- An attendance register will be provided on completion of the course.
- This is a non-accredited course. On request a statement of attainment can be emailed to you.
General Occupancy Training
Meets the requirements of the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 and Australian Standards 3745-2010 requires all staff to be trained in General Evacuation Instructions or General Occupant Training every annually.
>This course delivers the knowledge and skills to participants to prepare occupants to calmly deal with fire related emergencies and how to follow site specific building evacuation procedures and instruction.
>This course is suitable for various businesses of but not limited to offices, warehouses, workshops, factories, aged-care facilities, shopping centres, schools, Child care centres, retail outlets etc.
>We deliver this course onsite which is tailored to your facility for up to approximately 40 participants.
- Warden identification and the role of an emergency control organisation.
- How to identify and respond to an emergency or hazard.
- Your role on how to prevent a potential emergency.
- How to raise a alarm or warning.
- Training on the identification and use of fire extinguishers, fire blankets and hose reals.
- Understand emergency evacuation diagrams and plans.
- How to respond to alarms and follow emergency response procedures.
- An attendance register will be provided on completion of the course.
Child Care & Schools Fire Safety Training & Drills
Young lives are important so this course has been tailored to help young ones how to react to instruction in an emergency.
>This course is tailored to deliver the knowledge and skills to childcare or school student on how to to calmly follow instruction and evacuate in a emergency.
>This course is suitable for childcare facilities, primary and high schools.
>We deliver this course onsite which is tailored to your facility for up to approximately 50 participants.
- Understand why it's important to follow instruction in an emergency situation.
- Types of emergencies.
- How to identify and respond to an emergency or hazard.
- Raising an alarm or warning.
- Evacuation routes.
- Evacuation assembly points
- Stop, drop and roll.
- How to evacuate and what to do at assembly points.
- Participate in an emergency evacuation drill.
- Conduct a debrief after the evacuation drill.
- An attendance register will be provided on completion of the course.