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The safety of your site is the number one priority, and it is important to regularly review any inherent risks that may arise. This enables occupant safety to be maximised whilst also meeting the regulatory requirements of your State or Territory. To ensure the smooth running of your business and facility, the best way forward, is to have a thorough routine preventative maintenance assessment conducted and an effective plan in place to manage any identified risks.
At TESG we look at the whole picture, your current position, your future requirements, and goals. We are solution focussed and are committed to providing best practice professional advice to assist in reducing risk in the most effective way.
TESG services include:
- AUDIT, thorough review of contractor service record documentation to ensure services are being carried out in accordance with specified maintenance requirements as prescribed by the relevant Australian State and Territory legislation.
- VISUAL INSPECTION, of all passive safety measures in your building.
- REVIEW of all native systems performance including independent witness, certification and system interface testing co-ordination.
- ONLINE CLIENT REPORTING details the current compliance health of your facility.
- SAFETY MEASURES SCHEDULES & DETERMINATIONS to the requirements of state based legislation to determine what safety measures exist in facilities and provide comprehensive details for performance and maintenance criteria.
- PROVIDE ANNUAL STATEMENTS AND AUTHORITY NOTICES to assist in meeting your statutory obligations.
TESG can assist with ensuring that all Safety Measures installed in your building are compliant with all applicable Australian Standards and Legislation. Our fully qualified and experienced staff are well versed in the requirements of AS1851, AS2293, AS1668 and the state based Building Regulations and can help to streamline your facilities Safety Measures compliance.
Systems Interface Testing
Systems Interface Testing (formally Full Function Fire Testing) is required by AS1851 where any fire protection systems are interfaced with other systems within the building, this annual testing event is the most critical and stringent performance test for any building and typically involves many stakeholders including but not limited to building management, maintenance contractors, tenants, insurance representatives, fire brigade and local municipal representatives.
DEFINITION:
An example of a typical interface parameter is a fire detection system when activated, may be arranged to automatically initiate operation of smoke hazard management plant, release fire doors, operate warning systems, notify brigade, shut down non-essential plant, operate elevator override controls etc. All required parameters are verified upon each testing scenario as scheduled.
APPLICATION:
TESG have developed a proven and methodical approach to planning the required testing event, controlling the actual testing phase and managing the testing outcomes with the client to assist with defect tracking and the resolution process.
Any defects which may be identified are prioritised and clearly communicated to the responsible parties.
Systems Interface Testing is not a commissioning test of each system; it is to certify that existing systems are operating and interfacing correctly.