Fire Safety Inspection Wollongong

At Pasiv Fire, we provide thorough fire systems testing and fire safety inspections across Wollongong and surrounding regions. Our testing ensures that your passive fire protection systems are functioning correctly and remain compliant with current Australian Standards.



From inspecting fire walls and seals to testing fire dampers and lightweight construction materials, we ensure your fire systems are ready when you need them most. Based in Warrawong, we proudly service the NSW South Coast including Cronulla, Shellharbour, and Wollongong.

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Certified Fire Systems Testing and Safety Inspections in Wollongong

Installing a passive fire protection system is important to ensure the safety and compliance of buildings. However, these systems are only effective if they are regularly checked and maintained. At Pasiv Fire, we offer comprehensive fire safety inspection, testing and maintenance services for passive systems in Wollongong.


Our team will inspect all fire system components to identify any issues early on, allowing us to make necessary repairs or replacements before they’re called into action. We also provide thorough testing to ensure your system is performing optimally and in compliance with all safety regulations. We use state-of-the-art fire inspection equipment to test the effectiveness of fire walls, containment barriers, seals and other components.


Based in Warrawong, we service the NSW South Coast and Southern Highlands, including Wollongong, Cronulla, Shellharbour and surrounding areas. Call 1300 882 920 today!

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Compliance Testing and Fire Safety Inspection Process

At Pasiv Fire, we take fire safety compliance and accountability seriously. When it comes to inspecting, testing and maintaining passive fire systems, we adhere strictly to industry standards and regulations.


Fire Protection Systems & Equipment
Our cornerstone for ensuring building compliance is the Australian Standard AS1851 2012. This standard provides comprehensive guidelines for the routine service of fire protection systems and equipment. By following AS1851 2012, we ensure that your passive fire systems are inspected, tested, and maintained with precision.


Fire Seals Protecting Openings
Our inspections and testing of fire seals protecting openings are in strict accordance with AS1530.4 and AS4072.1 standards. These standards define the fire resistance requirements for various building elements, ensuring that the passive fire systems in place are capable of containing fire and smoke, thereby safeguarding occupants and property.

Fire Resistance & Lightweight Construction
Pasiv Fire is committed to compliance with the Building Code of Australia (BCA) Clause C, which deals with fire resistance. We make sure that buildings meet the required standards, including BCA C1.8 and AS1530.3-1999, which govern lightweight construction materials and methods. This ensures that even in lightweight structures, passive fire systems are up to the task of providing fire protection.


Access, Egress & Paths of Travel
BCA Clause D focuses on access and egress requirements, including paths of travel during emergencies. Our compliance with this clause ensures that occupants can safely exit the building in the event of a fire.


Fire Damper Specification & Installations
Fire dampers play a critical role in passive fire systems, and we adhere to the stringent AS1682.1 and AS1682.2-1990 standards for their specification and installation. Properly installed and maintained fire dampers are essential for preventing the spread of fire and smoke through ductwork in a building.


Components Protecting Openings in Fire-Resistant Walls & Fire Doors
To safeguard openings in fire-resistant walls and fire doors, we strictly comply with AS1905.1-2005 standards. These standards govern the installation and maintenance of components such as fire-rated access panels and fire doors, ensuring their effectiveness in containing fires.

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Fire Safety Systems FAQs

  • What is passive fire protection and why is it important?

    At Pasiv Fire, we understand that passive fire protection (PFP) is an integral part of a building's safety strategy. PFP includes elements like fire-resistant walls, floors and doors designed to contain fires or slow their spread. Its importance lies in protecting the building's structure, facilitating safe evacuation and preventing fire spread, ultimately saving lives and property.

  • How often should passive fire protection systems be inspected?

    At Pasiv Fire, we recommend that passive fire protection systems be inspected at least annually. In cases of buildings with higher occupancy or those located in fire-prone areas, more frequent inspections are advisable to ensure utmost safety. Regular inspections are not just a precaution; they are essential for maintaining safety and ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations. For peace of mind, let us handle your inspection needs.

  • What does a fire safety inspection involve?

    Our fire safety inspections at Pasiv Fire are comprehensive. We meticulously examine all passive fire protection elements, including fire doors, seals and fire-resistant materials. Our goal is to identify and rectify any potential issues that could compromise safety during a fire.

  • What standards do you follow for fire safety inspections?

    At Pasiv Fire, we strictly adhere to the Australian Standard AS1851 2012 for routine service of fire protection systems. Our inspections and testing also comply with standards like AS1530.4 and AS4072.1, ensuring all components of your passive fire protection system meet the necessary fire resistance requirements.

  • How do you ensure the effectiveness of fire dampers?

    Fire dampers are essential for fire safety and we ensure they are installed and maintained in line with AS1682.1 and AS1682.2-1990 standards. Regular testing and maintenance of these dampers are part of our commitment to your building's safety. Reach out to us for expert maintenance and testing of your fire dampers, ensuring they're always in top condition.

  • What role do you play in ensuring building compliance?

    As your fire safety partner, we ensure that your building complies with all fire safety regulations. Our detailed inspections, testing and maintenance services are designed to keep your building in line with the Building Code of Australia and other relevant standards, safeguarding occupants and the building itself.

  • Are there specific requirements for buildings with lightweight construction?

    Yes, buildings with lightweight construction have specific fire resistance requirements. We ensure compliance with BCA C1.8 and AS1530.3-1999, guaranteeing that even in lightweight structures, your passive fire systems are robust and effective.

  • How do you address the fire safety needs of diverse locations?

    We service a broad range of locations, each with its unique fire safety challenges. Our team is equipped to provide tailored services to meet the specific needs of different areas, ensuring comprehensive protection and compliance wherever you are.

  • What should I do if I'm unsure about my building's fire safety compliance?

    If you have any concerns about your building's fire safety compliance, don't hesitate to contact us at Pasiv Fire. Our expert team will conduct a thorough inspection of your passive fire protection systems and guide you on any necessary improvements to ensure your building is safe and compliant.

  • What is involved in fire system testing?

    Fire system testing in Illawarra comprises a systematic, thorough examination and testing of all components of a building's fire safety systems. This includes checking passive fire protection systems for integrity and efficacy. It covers inspections, functional checks, servicing and maintenance of fire doors, smoke seals, fire-rated walls and other crucial components. The objective is to ensure the highest standard of fire safety.

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