Fire Equipment Servicing Central Coast & Newcastle
Keeping buildings safe, one inspection at a time
Ensuring the protection of your property is paramount.
Servicing buildings across the Central Coast and Newcastle, our committed team offers thorough maintenance and care for all kinds of fire equipment including:
- Small extinguishers
- Large diesel pumps
- Complex sprinkler systems
To issue an Annual Fire Safety Statement or Fire Safety Certificate, the fire safety equipment listed in the building’s fire safety schedule must be inspected, tested and maintained as required.
In NSW, the fire safety equipment must be inspected and tested in accordance with AS 1851-2012, which may require monthly, quarterly, bi-annual, and annual inspections.
Following the inspection, each asset tested is passed or failed based on any faults, and a report is prepared for review, highlighting the failed equipment, the required rectification, and the associated cost.
Once all equipment has been tested or, if faulty, repaired, a fire safety assessor will attend the site.
These assessors are more qualified than the service technicians and will ensure the building continues to comply with the fire safety schedule before preparing and issuing an annual fire safety certificate (statement), or AFSS for short.
Our Central Coast and Newcastle team will help ensure your fire safety equipment remains compliant and ready to operate in an emergency.
Backed by experienced service technicians, fire industry trade specialists, and a dedicated administration team across our Central Coast head office and Newcastle branch, we take care of your business, your building, and the people who rely on it.
Our online client management system removes the stress of scheduling and certification by tracking key due dates for you.
We schedule routine servicing well before your Annual Fire Safety Statement is due, allowing enough time to inspect, repair, assess, and certify your equipment. This helps you avoid last-minute pressure, infringement notices, and overdue penalties.
All reports, service history, records, invoices, and communications are stored online and made available through the customer service portal at no additional cost.
This way, you can focus on what you do best, while we ensure that all critical fire safety measures are in place and all checks and inspections have been met.
Why choose us for Fire Equipment Servicing?
Competitive pricing, backed by prompt, reliable inspection, repair and certification.
Our experienced team helps you navigate fire compliance requirements, accurately assess your needs, avoid unnecessary non-critical defects, and complete repairs promptly and professionally, with a 12-month warranty on equipment and labour.
Our priority is simple: deliver value for money while maintaining compliance and protecting your building occupants, business, and investment.
Local Expertise:
With extensive local knowledge across the Central Coast, Lake Macquarie, Newcastle and Hunter regions, the team at Survival Solutions can be relied upon to deliver prompt, efficient, reliable and cost-effective services and certification for you.
End-to-End Solutions:
With their team of expert service technicians and fire industry trade specialists, supported by a dedicated administration team working from their head office on the Central Coast and Newcastle branches, you can be sure they will look after you, your business, but, most importantly, your building occupants and staff.
Peace of Mind:
If you are seeking a reliable fire service provider that can handle regular fire safety inspections and annual certification on time, every time, then Survival Solutions may be the solution you are seeking.
Fire Equipment Servicing FAQs
A fire safety schedule is created during the development stage and identifies the fire safety measures required for a building. It also sets out the performance standard for each measure, including relevant Building Code of Australia references and Australian installation standards.
The fire safety schedule then becomes the permanent record of the building’s required fire safety measures. It is used to prepare the initial Fire Safety Certificate when the building is completed, and the equipment is installed, and to support each Annual Fire Safety Statement after the equipment is inspected and assessed for ongoing compliance.
At the end of each compliance period, the existing Fire Safety Certificate or Annual Fire Safety Statement is replaced with a new Annual Fire Safety Statement based on the fire safety schedule, which remains the permanent record of the required assets and standards of performance.
Yes. To issue an Annual Fire Safety Statement or Fire Safety Certificate, the fire safety equipment listed in your building’s fire safety schedule must be inspected, tested and maintained in accordance with AS 1851-2012. Depending on the equipment, this may involve monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual inspections.
An Annual Fire Safety Statement is a regulated NSW Government document confirming that a building’s fire safety measures comply with the Building Code of Australia and relevant Australian Standards, have been inspected and tested in accordance with AS 1851-2012, and remain in good working order. It must be signed by a fire safety assessor to certify that the fire safety equipment and exit doors are suitable, operational and unobstructed. The building owner, or their representative, must then sign the statement, submit it to the council and Fire and Rescue NSW, and display it in the building with a copy of the fire safety schedule.