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We perform audits, inspection and certification of new and existing buildings to ensure all passive fire aspects of the building are compliant with the relevant Australian Standards.
Our passive fire inspection report outlines critical and non-critical defects and records all assets relevant to the passive fire protection systems identified on site.
AS 1851-20012 Section 12 details the required servicing associated with the inspection, testing and preventative maintenance of passive fire and smoke systems comprising vertical and horizontal fire and smoke compartment barriers together with any openings, fire doors and fire shutters, or any service penetrations and control joints.
Required passive fire and smoke systems include, but are not limited to the following:
Fire and smoke elements—vertical and horizontal—including walls, floors, ceilings, access panels and hatches
Structural fire-resistant elements—beams, columns, girders, trusses, etc.
Fire-resistant door sets—hinged and pivoted and horizontal sliding
Smoke doors—hinged and pivoted
Fire shutters
Fire-rated glazing
Ducts and dampers
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