In addition to our core building management services, Star BMS places a strong emphasis on safety and legislative compliance. As qualified Fire Safety Advisors, we provide tailored fire safety support to meet the latest requirements, including updated smoke alarm legislation.
Our team can deliver a complete smoke alarm solution for your building — from arranging the installation of photoelectric smoke alarms in all lots to setting up reliable, ongoing maintenance programs. We’ll provide a clear proposal to help you meet current fire safety standards, reduce risk, and protect residents, tenants, and property assets.
Let Star BMS help you stay compliant, safe, and fully informed with trusted fire safety services across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and the Sunshine Coast.
Our expert strata consultants assist in preparing essential documents to meet disclosure obligations, including:
The Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 requires the occupiers of high occupancy buildings to appoint a Fire Safety Adviser (FSA). The FSA is allocated and contracted to your building and its unique requirements. During their contract they ensure compliance with fire safety regulations, assess fire risk, and implement measures to prevent fires and minimize their impact. They also provide education and training on fire safety practices to increase awareness and ensure that everyone in the building is prepared for a fire emergency. At Star BMS we are certified Fire Safety Advisors.
Fire evacuation diagrams are important because they provide clear, concise information about the building layout and the location of emergency exits, fire alarms, and fire safety equipment. Star BMS has in-house Fire Safety Advisor and graphic design teams who can provide you with professional looking signs that add a layer of coverage and compliance for your building.
A fire safety management plan is a comprehensive document that outlines the procedures and strategies for managing fire safety in a building or facility. Designed to help building owners and managers identify potential fire hazards, assess the risks, and implement measures to prevent fires from starting or spreading. These plans are built and customized to your building with the help of our Star BMS Fire Safety Advisors.
Fire evacuation training is important because it ensures the safety of building occupants, meets regulatory requirements, increases awareness of fire safety, improves response time in the event of a fire emergency, and reduces property damage. It is a critical component of any fire safety management plan and should be conducted regularly by a Star BMS Fire Safety Advisor to ensure that building occupants are prepared and informed.
Fire evacuation practices, also known as fire drills, are an important component of fire safety management. They help to ensure that occupants physically know what to do in an emergency, test emergency systems, and identify areas for improvement. It is important to conduct regular fire evacuation practices to ensure that building occupants are prepared and informed in the event of an actual emergency.
An occupier’s statement is a central document which houses all of the maintenance information of the relevant fire service providers for the building. Whether it is hydrants and extinguishers, lighting, or pressurization, the occupier’s statement collates the Annual System Condition Report from these suppliers and puts them into the single document called an occupier’s statement. The document acknowledges that the service providers have submitted their condition report and completed their maintenance to the legislative standards required. A Star BMS Fire Safety Advisor would coordinate with the providers and complete and sign the official document on behalf of the building to ensure they are compliant.
The Queensland State Government introduced new smoke alarm laws over a ten-year period. It specifies that all Queensland dwellings will be required to have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in all bedrooms, in hallways that connect bedrooms with the rest of the dwelling and on every level.
In new dwellings and substantially renovated dwellings
In all domestic dwellings leased and sold.
In all other domestic dwellings.
Here are the answers to the most common questions relating to legistlation updates.
The new legislation requires all Queensland dwellings to install photoelectric smoke alarms in all bedrooms and in hallways that connect bedrooms with the rest of the dwelling.
Photoelectric smoke alarms are also known as optical or photo-optical. The alarms have the capability to detect visible particles of combustion.
Research has found that photoelectric alarms respond quicker than the current smoke alarms and they are less likely to create a false alarm.
Photoelectric smoke alarms are becoming compliant to address the danger of fires occurring whilst people are sleeping in their homes. When people are sleeping, their sense of smell also sleeps.
Photoelectric smoke alarms will detect the smoke in its early stages allowing you to exit your property safely.
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