Fire and Safety Services

We’ll help get your business and staff ready for fire safety and prepared for emergencies. We service Toowoomba, Warwick, and South West Qld
Wollongong, Illawarra and the Highlands.

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Your Safety Experts

Putting the Safety in Accidental Health & Safety

We’re not just first aid. We’ve got an epic range of fire and safety services that can make a difference to your WHS.

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Custom Fire Safety Training

Empower your employees with knowledge and skills through our customized fire safety training programs.

Prepared for Emergencies

Be ready for any emergency with our expert-developed and implemented emergency preparedness plans.

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Evacuation Plans

Where should your staff go in an emergency? You need clear, detailed plans available. We’d love to help make them for you!

Get Educated

Learn more about Workplace Health and Safety and Fire Safety in our Free First Aid and Safety Guide

Why Fire Safety Matters

Fire safety is vital for businesses in Australia to prevent the devastating impacts of fires. With some basic education and planning, your business can manage fire incidents and ensure a quick, safe response if a fire does occur. We offer expert guidance and solutions to ensure your home or business is well-prepared for fire safety.

Neglecting fire safety can lead to severe consequences, including loss of life, significant property damage, legal liabilities, and financial losses. We understand these risks and provide comprehensive fire safety services to mitigate them effectively. You also have a legal obligation to prepare for emergencies. Being compliant with your obligations can protect you from fines and other legal consequences of not being prepared

Fire Safety Training Info

Each workplace has unique needs, based on where you are, what work you do and how big you are. The gold standard for fire safety training is found in the Australian Standards document AS 3745-2010 Planning for emergencies in facilities. We use this standard to guide you through finding the right mix of training for your team.

Get in touch with one of our experts. During our free consult we’ll help you learn what training staff might need. You’ll be surprised about how easy getting fire ready is!

You can obtain a fire safety qualification by undertaking the appropriate fire safety qualification. There are a variety of courses, and we’ll try to help you find the right one if it’s needed.

Not everyone needs a formal qualification, but everyone needs to know what to do in an emergency. There are a variety of courses that you can take to train your team in fire safety response.

At Accidental Health and Safety, once we know a little more about your business, we can tailor a course to cover the aspects of fire safety you need.

Different roles have different needs.

For example, fire wardens need to understand how to direct an evacuation and ensure everyone has cleared their floor or area. They also need to understand how to assist people who may have specific needs or a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP). To get these skills most wardens will need a mixture of classroom or online training and practical experience from being part of evacuation drills.

We closely examine your workplace and help you develop an effective training plan that will work for you now and into the future.

Safety Planning and Management

Creating an effective fire safety plan involves assessing potential fire hazards, establishing evacuation routes, and ensuring the availability of fire safety equipment. . It also means communicating the plan to your workers and practicing it together in evacuations drills and other practical training activities. Accidental Health and Safety provides expert consultation and planning services to help you develop a robust fire safety plan.

Fire risk assessments help you to identify and document potential hazards, evaluate the effectiveness of existing fire safety measures, and recommend improvements. Our specialized team conducts comprehensive assessments to enhance safety in your buildings.

Fire risk assessments identify potential hazards, evaluate the effectiveness of existing fire safety measures, and recommend improvements. Our specialized team conducts comprehensive assessments to enhance safety in your buildings.

Compliance can be ensured through regular audits, training, and adherence to state-specific fire safety laws. Our team at Accidental Health and Safety provides specialized services in NSW and QLD to help businesses meet these requirements.

A fire safety audit involves evaluating a premises’ fire safety measures – including procedures, equipment, and training – and identifying areas for improvement using the state regulations and national standards. Regular audits are essential, and our experts can advise on the frequency based on your specific needs and local regulations.

The current fire safety regulations and compliance requirements vary by state but are generally tied closely to the Australian Standard, AS 3745 – Planning for Emergencies in Facilities.

Many states also have additional requirements or guidance, such as specific regulations or codes of practice that show you how to be compliant. We stay updated on the latest regulations to ensure your compliance.

Like any plan or procedure, effective fire prevention strategies are only as effective if everyone in the workplace knows them, understands them and is clear about what their role is.

In addition, effective implementation involves regular maintenance of fire safety equipment, and adherence to safe practices. Accidental Health and Safety offers services to develop and implement these strategies in your workplace.

Let’s Make Your Business Safer

We’d love to help you get compliant and prepared. Fill out the contact form and we’ll get in touch or contact us in one of the following ways.

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1300 115 193
9am-5pm Monday – Friday AEST

102 Wood St, Warwick, Qld
2/237-239 Berkeley Rd, Unanderra NSW 2526