by Katina | Feb 13, 2021 | building codes
The Grenfell Tower fire was started by a malfunctioning fridge-freezer on the fourth floor, which spread rapidly up the building’s exterior, spreading fire and smoke to the other residential floors. The rapid spread of the fire was due to the building’s...
by Katina | Jan 14, 2021 | building codes
Yes. NSW legislation on smoke alarms stipulates that at least one working smoke alarm should be installed on every level in all buildings in NSW where occupants sleep. This is according to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Clause 146A, and Division 7A...
by Katina | Nov 12, 2020 | building codes
December is coming up fast and these are exciting times to get together with family and friends, put up fun and colorful decorations, and enjoy special foods. Unfortunately, the holiday season also presents unique fire hazards. A fire incident will certainly...
by Katina | Oct 21, 2020 | building codes
With the start of the new normal, businesses all over Australia are starting to operate as they try to revive the economy. But with the opening of business establishments and work places, it is important to go through every corner of your building and make sure...
by Katina | Apr 23, 2020 | building codes
Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that is terrorizing the world, it is still critical for businesses and building to continue carrying out maintenance and tasks relating to the fire safety in their premises. All businesses, organizations, and buildings should...
by Katina | Feb 2, 2020 | building codes
A small fire can engulf the whole in just two to three minutes. This highlights the importance of having a working smoke alarm in every room, especially the bedroom. When you sleep, you lose your sense of smell, so you don’t know that smoke is already filling up your...
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