Tick the fire systems in your building and get the real AS 1851-2012 routine frequencies back, system by system. No sign-up, no email required, nothing leaves your browser. Built from the same standard our technicians work to on site.
Most building managers inherit a fire maintenance contract without ever being shown what the standard actually requires. This lays it out plainly, so you can check what you are paying for against what AS 1851-2012 sets.
The yearly routine builds on the six-monthly, which builds on the monthly. Skipping one leaves a gap in the record that an auditor, an insurer or a Queensland Fire Department officer will find. If a routine on your list has not been done, that is the conversation to have now rather than after an incident.
Every AS 1851 test is a comparison against how the system performed when it was commissioned. Without baseline data nobody can say whether yours has quietly degraded.
AS 1851 splits faults into critical and non-critical. A critical defect stops the system working in a fire and must be actioned immediately, not scheduled.
It is not just signed and filed. Under section 55A it must be lodged with the Queensland Fire Department commissioner within 10 business days.
Fire protection servicing in Queensland is licensed work. The technician's name and QBCC licence number must appear on the record.
A schedule is a starting point. What it costs depends on how many devices, how the systems are configured and how the building runs. We quote from a site assessment, not an estimate over the phone.
Your selected systems and quantities go through with this enquiry, so we can price against what is actually in your building instead of guessing.
Prefer to send documents? Email Service@SafeQLD.com.au with your asset register, last service report or drawings and we will work from those.
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