Australia has some of the strictest fire system compliance standards in the world. These standards, along with rigorous testing and inspections, ensure that both residential and commercial fire water containment systems are safe and in good working order. Australia’s ultra-strict and carefully constructed industry compliance laws have been incredibly successful in reducing and preventing uncontrollable fire hazards.
Building owners are legally responsible for ensuring that all fire water tanks and suppression systems meet or exceed the Australian Fire Tank Inspection Standard AS1851-2012.
Fire Tank Liners by Raven Tanks Australia, operated by Raven Tanks Australia, are leaders in fire tank inspections Australia-wide. We conduct routine fire tank standards inspections in accordance with AS1851-2012, keeping your systems online and up to date with all regulation changes.
This page provides information on compulsory fire tank inspections, what’s involved, how often to book them, and your general obligations as a building owner or manager.
Regular inspections ensure that your fire water systems comply with the latest industry standards, which are constantly changing, sometimes with little or no notice. This means that Australian building owners could unknowingly violate new or improved state-specific or national regulations.
It is essential to understand that meeting the minimum Australian Industry Safety and Compliance Standards is mandatory, and failure to do so can result in hefty fines and other legal consequences.
Fire Tank Liners by Raven Tanks Australia is a company that specialises in inspecting and maintaining fire tanks for commercial and residential properties. Our team of experienced professionals has decades of experience in finding problems with water tanks before they cause serious damage or require replacement.
To help you stay compliant with AS1851-2012, Fire Tank Liners by Raven Tanks Australia will provide the following services:
Fire water tanks are essential for protecting communities from fires, but they can become a hazard if they are not properly maintained.
Australian safety and compliance regulations are in place to ensure that all fire water tanks meet the highest standards. These regulations require that tanks are inspected and maintained regularly.
The Australian government, industry, and individuals all work together to continuously review and update fire tank standards. This ensures that Australia has the safest fire water tanks in the world.
Australian law requires all fire tanks to be inspected annually by a licensed and qualified professional. This inspection must be carried out in accordance with Australian compliance code AS1851-2012.
A properly completed compliance logbook should show the date of your most recent inspection, as well as the name of the licensed and qualified professional who conducted it.
Fire Tank Liners by Raven Tanks Australia is a leading provider of fire tank inspection services in Australia. Our team of fully trained, licensed, and experienced professionals can conduct thorough compliance inspections to ensure that your fire tank is in good condition and meets all applicable standards.
It is important to book your annual fire tank inspection well in advance to avoid non-compliance issues. We recommend scheduling your inspection either on the due date or a date close to the one-year anniversary of your last inspection.
Never attempt to install, repair, or replace any component of a fire water storage tank or suppression system yourself.
Some sites may need new fire tanks to fit a specific location or climate, or to improve the use of space. We build and modify panel fire tanks and their parts to fit your building and both indoor and outdoor locations.
Is it time for your regular fire tank inspection? Contact Fire Tank Liners by Raven Tanks Australia today to learn about our services, accreditation, and to answer any other questions you have about fire tank standards.
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