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Passive Fire Inspections and Annual Surveys in Brisbane

Fire Frog inspects installed passive fire in commercial buildings and runs annual surveys for building owners and managers, with a report that sets out what is in place and what needs attention.
Every accessible penetration, joint and rated element in scope is examined against the system it was installed to, and recorded with a location and a photograph. The result is a register of the passive fire in the building and a list of what needs rectifying, in the order it should be dealt with.
The annual survey repeats that to the same scope each year. New cabling, replaced services and tenant fit-outs all put new penetrations through rated elements, and a yearly survey picks them up while they are still a small job.
Each item in the report names what was found, where it is, why it fails and what the fix is, so the report can be acted on directly.
What we cover
- ✓Inspection of accessible penetrations, joints and rated elements in scope
- ✓Assessment against the tested system that applies to each one
- ✓Photographic record with locations, item by item
- ✓A written register of the passive fire in the building
- ✓A prioritised list of what fails and what the remedy is
- ✓Repeat annual surveys scheduled to the same scope for year-on-year comparison
Why choose Fire Frog?
Inspections and annual surveys are carried out across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, Ipswich and Logan, on commercial buildings including offices, unit and townhouse complexes, retail and shopping centre properties.
Common questions
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Where we work
Passive fire protection across South East Queensland
New build, rectification and annual survey work on commercial projects.
Passive fire protection, firestopping and certification on commercial projects across South East Queensland.
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