Essential Property Services provides Essential Fire Safety Measures Inspection and Audit service that complies with the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulations 2000 (EPAR), Section I Maintenance Building Code of Australia and the expectations of local councils and the Commissioner of NSW Fire Brigades. Inspection results are provided in our New South Wales based essential fire safety measures compliant logbooks. Essential fire safety measures inspections can be categorised as either passive, (such as paths of travel to exits, fire rated elements) or active (such as fire services and exit lights).
EPS
communicates with clients to develop a biannual or annual
essential fire safety measures inspection regime (with the
number of essential fire safety measures inspections
required determined by statutory documentation such as the Fire
Safety Schedule, or by the client). Once the client agrees on
proposed essential fire safety measures inspection dates,
we perform inspections of the building with little or no
disruption to tenants. Our building assessors have backgrounds in
building inspection, building surveying, or building maintenance
and are capable of thoroughly assessing your building and producing
outcomes to achieve regulatory compliance with your essential
fire safety measure inspection obligations.
EPS essential fire safety measures inspections produce an audit report which usually contains deficiency items for various essential fire safety measures highlighted. For each essential fire safety measures deficiency we provide:
Essential fire safety
measures inspection reports can be viewed on line or via email
in specific formats to meet client needs.
With EPS ability to draw on HENDRY Building Surveying Consultants resources, clients can rely on accurate advice for building control related matters that are raised in any essential fire safety measures inspections reports, or issues raised by tenants, building notices or building orders.