Fire extinguisher, fire blanket and fire hose reel servicing to AS 1851 — plus coordinated Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS) assessment with our FPAS-accredited Fire Safety Assessor.
Scheduled inspection and servicing of first-attack fire protection equipment across commercial, industrial and retail premises.
AS 1851-2012 (Routine service of fire protection systems and equipment)
Liberty provides routine fire equipment servicing to AS 1851 and coordinates Annual Fire Safety Statement assessment for applicable NSW buildings.
We complete the applicable fire-equipment servicing and compliance reporting, then coordinate the AFSS assessment with Nicholas Zayat, our FPAS-accredited Fire Safety Assessor.
This gives building owners, strata managers and property managers one point of contact from routine servicing through to accredited assessment.
We service schools, offices, warehouses, and industrial facilities across Sydney and regional NSW. Our fire equipment testing integrates seamlessly with our electrical test and tag and RCD testing services.
Routine inspection, testing and servicing of applicable fire equipment.
Applicable essential fire safety measures assessed by our FPAS-accredited Fire Safety Assessor within his accredited scope.
Servicing records, defects and assessment coordinated through Liberty rather than separately organising multiple providers.
For applicable NSW buildings, Liberty coordinates the AFSS process with Nicholas Zayat, our FPAS-accredited Fire Safety Assessor.
Complete fire equipment maintenance and fire extinguisher servicing for workplace compliance across Sydney, Canberra and Lithgow.
Testing, servicing, and replacement of all fire extinguisher types for workplace compliance.
Inspection and replacement of fire blankets to ensure workplace safety compliance.
Inspection and testing of fire hose reels for compliance and safety.
Fire door functionality checks including closure and seal integrity (available on request).
Fire equipment servicing runs on fixed cycles. Miss one and your records show a gap an auditor will pick up.
Visual inspection of each extinguisher, pressure or charge verification, accessibility check and re-tagging.
Detailed inspection of all components, including hoses, nozzles, valves, seals and mounting.
Hydrostatic pressure testing of the extinguisher body, or replacement where the unit doesn't pass.
Intervals vary by equipment type and site risk profile — we'll confirm yours at the first inspection.
From first contact to your final report — here's how fire equipment servicing works at Liberty Test & Tag.
Visual examination of each piece of fire equipment, checking for:
Pressure or charge verification (gauge or weight), hose and nozzle condition checks, and safety feature inspection. Fire hose reels undergo flow and pressure testing.
Each extinguisher receives a compliant service tag showing Level 1 or Level 2 service, month, and year.
Digital results include pass/fail status, weight, size, fire rating (e.g., 2A:10B:E), and service life period.
All extinguishers are tagged, documented, and traceable for compliance, insurance, and WHS records.
You receive a comprehensive digital report covering all equipment tested, pass/fail results, recommendations, and future service schedules — ready for audits, insurance, and WHS documentation.
All fire equipment testing is performed by Certificate II qualified technicians.
Every item is recorded individually and documented in a digital report, prepared during the same visit as your electrical testing.
Fire extinguishers, fire blankets and fire hose reels are each logged as individual assets — not counted in bulk — so nothing on your site goes untracked.
Each record captures the detail that matters at audit time:
Results are compiled into a digital report covering all equipment tested, with recommendations and future service schedules — ready for audits, insurance and WHS records.
Liberty can coordinate electrical testing, routine fire equipment servicing and AFSS assessment through one point of contact.
For buildings requiring an Annual Fire Safety Statement, we can complete the applicable servicing within our scope and coordinate the accredited assessment with Nicholas Zayat, our FPAS-accredited Fire Safety Assessor.
One visit can cover both electrical test & tag and fire equipment servicing — estimate test & tag costs or read what AS 1851 means for you.
Common questions about fire equipment testing and maintenance services.
Contact us with questions about fire equipment testing, compliance requirements, or service scheduling.
Contact Liberty for routine fire equipment servicing, combined electrical and fire compliance services, or coordinated AFSS assessment.