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Comprehensive Safety Audits: Identifying Critical Compliance Needs

Conducting regular and thorough safety audits of your property can help you spot compliance needs and safety issues you might not even know about.

These audits analyze whether your property fulfills all critical compliance needs and make sure that everything lines up with local regulations and industry standards. What’s more, safety audits take a close look at fire safety measures, emergency procedures and equipment maintenance, helping you find any gaps that could lead to trouble or safety risks.

Regular audits not only keep you compliant but also point out potential areas that could cause future hazards, such as outdated electric installations or fire alarms. To make sure your property is safe, include regular safety audits in your maintenance routine.

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Installation and Maintenance of Safety Systems: Keeping Your Property Secure

Installing and maintaining safety systems is key to keeping your property secure. Think about fire alarms, sprinkler systems and CCTV cameras–these will be your first line of defence against emergencies, whether they’re man-made or natural.

Proper installation is essential to ensure that everything works effectively and risk-free at all times. Moreover, regular maintenance checks can help catch any potential failures before a major issue arises.

For instance, regularly testing your fire alarms will ensure they go off in a potential fire emergency.

Investing in quality installations and regular maintenance of your safety systems is a must to protect your property and all the people in it from any potential risks and hazards.

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Emergency Preparedness

Ongoing Compliance Support: Ensuring Long-Term Safety Standards

Mitigating property risk is all about being proactive. By implementing adequate strategies for protection from various property risks, you can significantly reduce the chances of Ongoing compliance support is crucial for keeping your safety standards in check at all times. Safety regulations can change and it’s important to stay updated so your safety protocols not only remain effective in case of an emergency but also stay compliant with current regulations. This includes everything from fire safety measures to building codes and emergency exit requirements.

With ongoing compliance support, you can adapt to any regulatory shift, keeping your safety protocols effective and up-to-date. This not only helps you meet legal requirements and avoid penalties for neglect but also prioritise the safety of your property and its people.

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Locations

VICTORIA

Act: Building Act 1993.

Regulation: Building Regulations 2018

Compliance Certificate: Annual Essential Safety Measures Report (AESMR)\

NEW SOUTH WALES

Act: Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979

Regulation: Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulations 2000

Compliance Certificate: Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS)

QUEENSLAND

Act: Fire & Rescue Services Act 1990

Regulation: Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 & Queensland Development Code MP6.1- Maintenance of fire safety installations. (Amended 1 July 2014)

Compliance Certificate: Occupier Statement.

TASMANIA

Act: Building Act 2016.

Regulation: Building Regulations 2016.

Compliance Certificate: No formal annual certification required.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Act: Development Act 1993.

Regulation: Development Regulations 1993, Ministers Specification SA76.

Compliance Certificate: Certificate of compliance with maintenance procedures for essential safety provisions Form 3 (for some buildings prior to 1991, SA 59 applies & relates to on site documentation).Act: Building Act 2016.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA / NORTHERN TERRITORY / AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Currently, WA, NT, and ACT do not require annual certification for essential safety measures in buildings. However, OHS legislation still applies, and building owners and managers are responsible for the health and safety of occupants and visitors. Owners or occupiers must maintain safety measures to ensure proper functionality and compliance.