Fire Safety Blog — AFSS & Compliance Guides for NSW Building Owners
AS 1905.1 Fire Door Inspection Requirements: The Complete NSW Compliance Guide for Building Owners and Strata Committees
Fire doors are one of the most common AFSS failure points in NSW buildings. Here's what AS 1905.1 requires, what inspectors actually check, and how to keep your building compliant in 2026.
Why Australian Emergency Lights Must Run for 90 Minutes — AS/NZS 2293 Explained for NSW Building Owners
Emergency lights must run for 90 minutes under AS/NZS 2293. Here's where the number comes from, why it matters, and what NSW building owners must do to stay compliant with their Annual Fire Safety Statement.
How to Use a Fire Extinguisher Correctly: The PASS Method Step by Step
Learn the PASS method for using a fire extinguisher correctly — Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. Plus which extinguisher type for each fire class, and why NSW building owners must ensure occupants are trained under their AFSS obligations.
Fire Blanket vs. Fire Extinguisher: What Western Sydney Building Owners and Strata Committees Actually Need to Know
Do you need a fire blanket, a fire extinguisher, or both? For NSW building owners and strata committees, the answer is set by AS 1851, AS 2444, and your Fire Safety Schedule — not personal preference. Here's what your building actually requires.