To comply with the Queensland Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008, the occupier of a building must ensure each prescribed fire safety installation for the building is inspected and tested at regular intervals. This includes all current and new passive fire installations and penetrations. Our certifiers can carry out these inspections and also show you how to maintain compliance from then on.

All passive fire installations in a building must be certified as complying with the Queensland Building Fire Safety Regulations 2008. Our inspectors can advise on what is required when constructing a new building before incorrect work is carried out, and preventing costly mistakes. Once completed, it’s a simple process to have the works certified with a required Form 12.

Our certifiers are licensed in the areas covering passive fire walls and ceilings, doors, penetrations, and joint sealing.

To avoid costly rectifications, invest in pre-planning to ensure the compliance of your project. Our certifiers will work with your QA team, building certifier, and fire engineer upfront to ensure everything is done correctly the first time. Through careful system selection and implementing an inspection regime to identify defects and resolving them as they occur, you can ensure an effective and smooth handover of your building or project.