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- Combustible External Cladding The use of combustible cladding on buildings is a safety concern for Queenslanders. The Building Regulation 2021, Transitional Provisions S95, requires compliance with the Building Regulation 2006, Part 4A, where some building owners may be required to register their buildings and complete the combustible…
- Building application position statement PurposeTo inform stakeholders of our jurisdiction and expectations with respect to the fire safety performance of Class 2 - 9 buildings of Type A or Type B construction in Queensland.Referral agency advice jurisdictionWe have a legislated role as a Referral Agency for building work and assessable…
- Frequently asked questions about unwanted alarms What is a chargeable unwanted alarm? An unwanted alarm means the activation of a fire alarm system where, after we investigate, we find that the condition or situation would not have resulted in…
- Disclosure Log (Information Released) Disclosure Logs 2026…
- Outdoor fire safety Every year we respond to fires that threaten people, property and the environment. Some of these fires escape from smaller fires that are part of permitted activities and some are caused by irresponsible behaviour.If people are careful with fire, the loss and damage can be greatly reduced.The information will help…
- Complaints management We Value Your FeedbackYour feedback, whether positive or negative, helps us improve our efficiency and effectiveness.If you have a complaint about an action or decision we’ve made, we encourage you to reach out so we can assist you and work towards resolving your concerns…
- Frequently asked questions about smoke alarms In January 2017. the Queensland Government introduced legislation that legislation requires all homes to have photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms in every bedroom, in hallways and on every level. Smoke alarms must be hard-wired or powered by a non-removable 10 year battery. This will…