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A fire safety order is a mandatory requirement, not a recommendation.
When issued by a local authority, all specified rectification works must be completed within the required timeframe and may be subject to a final compliance inspection.

Beyond formal fire safety orders, routine inspections and testing in accordance with AS 1851 can identify system faults, non-compliant components, and deficiencies requiring repairs, upgrades, or complete system replacements.

Failing to address identified deficiencies can expose building owners to significant safety risks, regulatory consequences, and potential liability. Prompt rectification is essential to maintaining fire safety compliance and protecting building occupants and assets.

What This Means to Your Building

The gap between a compliant inspection report and a system that actually performs under load is where most installation contractors fall short. Applied Fire Technology designs and installs fire protection systems with licensed practitioners and licensed electricians working across the same scope. No handoffs between contractors. No grey areas on electrical components. The system that leaves our hands meets current standards and is documented to a level that holds under council scrutiny and legal review.

Wet System Installation (Sprinklers, Hydrants, and Hose Reels)

Installation and commissioning of detection, alarm and warning systems, carried out by licensed practitioners and licensed electricians working across the same scope. No handoff between trades at the point where the fire system meets the electrical one.

Dry System Installation and Commissioning

Installation and commissioning of detection, alarm and warning systems, carried out by licensed practitioners and licensed electricians working across the same scope. No handoff between trades at the point where the fire system meets the electrical one.

Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) Installation and Integration
Emergency Warning and Intercommunication System (EWIS) Installation

Supply, installation and integration of fire indicator panels, including programming, monitoring connection and verification that the panel reports what the building actually contains. Panel replacement is where undocumented historical changes tend to surface.

Minor Works and Deficiency Rectification

Installation and commissioning of EWIS and occupant warning systems, including speaker coverage, zoning and audibility verification. The system that has to work while people are moving, which makes commissioning as important as installation.

Systems Upgrades to Current AS1851 Requirements

Bringing existing systems up to current standard where routine testing has identified that the installed system no longer meets what is required of it. Includes staged programmes where a building cannot absorb the works in one window.

New Build Fire System Design and Installation

Fire system design and installation for new construction, coordinated with the builder and the fire engineering report rather than to a generic specification. Where the issued documentation will not hold at the scale of the site, we say so before it is installed.

Retrofit and Refurbishment Works Across Occupied Buildings

Upgrade and retrofit works in live buildings, sequenced so base building protection stays in service for everybody not directly affected. Occupied buildings are delayed by documentation more often than by installation, so the paperwork is prepared alongside the works.