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NICET is the most widely accepted and in many customer cases, required certification. So much so that many Fire Protection companies gives their employees raises just for passing each NICET level of their specific discipline.
A fire safety statement is a declaration from the building owner that the fire safety measures that apply to a building have been checked and continue to perform to the relevant standard. This helps demonstrate that building owners are maintaining fire safety measures in ance with section 81 of the Regulation.
Priced from $295 - Get a Free Quote. Price includes the inspection of up to 6 items (not including exit lights). The 6 items can be any of; extinguishers, hose reels, smoke alarms, fire doors, fire blankets or hydrants. If you have emergency or exit lights, they require a 90 minute test- add $77 (for up to 6 lights).
AFSS priced from $295 - Get a Free Quote Our tech will need to inspect and test all existing fire measures before issuing a certificate. It is possible he will find you need to replace, or get other items installed, to meet the Australian Standard. Therefore use the $295 as a guide.
Once the fire inspector is satisfied, you will be issued a fire inspection safety certificate. Reach out to your local fire department to inquire about the application process for obtaining a fire inspection safety certificate. They will provide you with the necessary information and guide you through the process.
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A fire safety schedule (FSS) plays a key role in ensuring that a buildings fire safety measures are installed and maintained to meet a minimum performance standard. From 1 August 2023, FSSs must be issued using a standard template form published by the NSW Government.
Only those buildings which have essential fire safety measures are captured by the required ongoing maintenance regime under the Regulation. The owners of these buildings are also required to submit an annual or more frequent fire safety statement to the local council and Fire and Rescue NSW.

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