If you are an owner, business, individual, or part of a body corporate involved in occupying, leasing, or managing a building in Queensland, you hold the status of an 'occupier' under the Fire Services Act 1990. This status brings with it the important legal responsibility of ensuring the safety of anyone in the building in case of a fire or other hazardous material emergency.
The Bribie Island safe house is a comprehensive fire and emergency education centre open to school and community groups of all ages. Our staff use practical demonstrations to show how you can prevent and prepare for fires and emergencies.
Safehome is a free program delivered by the Queensland Fire Department to help residents recognise and remove fire safety hazards in and around the home.
The program is designed to reduce the risk of death, injury and property damage from home fires and accidents.
The Fight Fire Fascination (FFF) program is designed to support parents and guardians with their efforts to educate their children about fire.
A well prepared home is easier to defend and reduces the risk to surrounding properties. Use the following as a guide to start preparing before the higher risk bushfire period.
Emergency incidents may occur where hazardous materials are used, handled or stored.
Typical emergencies include: