Fire Safety Audit
Are you compliant in your workplace emergency planning?
Why Australian Fire Protection for your Fire Safety Compliance Audit?
Australian Fire Protection is currently appointed as Fire Safety Adviser (FSA) for many businesses and franchise structures from High Rise Buildings, Schools, Factories, Commercial Buildings, Shopping Centres and Turf Clubs.
For businesses that don't have the necessary resources or want the fear of conducting their own building audit, an AFP Fire Safety Adviser will conduct this audit for you.
Why do I need to do a Fire Safety Audit?
Building owners have a legal obligation to ensure the safety of any person in their building in the event of a fire or or hazardous materials emergency. A building audit by an AFP Fire Safety Adviser is the easiest and thorough way of making sure your building is compliant. A fire compliance audit provides businesses with the peace of mind of knowing that emergency planning is performed at the prescribed interval.
Benefits of a Fire Safety Audit - what to expect!
- Process:
A comprehensive Fire Safety Compliance Audit and Risk Assessment of your building is undertaken ensuring the maintenance of your prescribed fire safety installations occurs at the prescribed intervals.
- Report:
A detailed compliance report is provided highlighting non-compliance issues and areas requiring attention.
- Audit time:
The typical time for a FSA audit is 4 hrs to a full day depending on the size of the facility.
Benefits of a Fire Safety Compliance Audit on Brisbane and the Gold Coast
- Review of exit doors, evacuation routes and final exits
- Review of your evacuation diagrams to ensure they are compliant
- Review of your building Fire & Evacuation plan to ensure it meets the specified format
- Review maintenance records & log books to ensure maintenance of prescribed fire safety installation is carried out at the required interval
- A review of your Evacuation Practice Records
- Discussion with key staff to address any fire safety concerns
- Review of training records i.e. General Evacuation, First Response and Evacuation Coordination are done at required intervals
- A detailed report outlining any non-compliance and corrective actions required