Passive Services’ team of experienced professionals offer comprehensive and specialised passive fire services across the strata management, health, facility management and construction industries. We provide technical advice on passive fire protection systems that comply with all relevant NSW legislation. With a wealth of industry knowledge, we stay up to date with the latest industry standards and building codes to ensure our work meets stringent fire safety requirements. Whether you’re in need of fire dampers, an annual fire safety statement, sealing of service penetrations or fire stopping—we offer expert guidance and support to help you make informed decisions and find the right solution for your needs. Get in touch with us today for the peace of mind that comes with knowing your building and organisation is prepared for the worst.

An approach to run away from fire and having a handful of extinguishers are not sufficient to protect your property from danger of fire. Fire protection services Brisbane implemented by trained professionals are a crucial aspect of a methodical, amenable, fire protection policy, but a few people who are responsible for ensuring the safety of a building aren't aware of the simple elements that go into a complete protection strategy.

In the bustling urban landscape of Brisbane, where life moves at a fast pace, safety should always be a top priority. Among the various safety concerns, fire safety stands out as one of the most critical. Fire incidents can be devastating, causing not only significant property damage but also putting lives at risk. To mitigate these risks, the presence of reliable fire safety services is indispensable. In this blog, we will explore the vital role that fire safety services play in Brisbane, ensuring the protection of both residential and commercial spaces.

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires that a Fire Risk Assessment (or ‘FRA’) is carried out on all commercial premises, and on the communal areas of residential premises. It’s a Evacuation Exercise that involves a physical inspection of the building to determine how adequate the existing fire precautions are, and what additional things need to be done to improve the current situation.