Fire Safety Compliance · Sydney & NSW
All Fire Services Australia Pty Ltd provides fire safety compliance support for strata schemes, commercial buildings, mixed-use properties and industrial sites across Greater Sydney and NSW — including Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS) coordination, NSW Fire Safety Regulation 2022 readiness, defect reporting and council submission.
We coordinate the inspections, gather the documentation, and lodge the AFSS on your behalf — so the only thing left for the owner or strata manager to do is sign.
What compliance means
Coordination of all required AFSS inspections, qualified Essential Fire Safety Measure (EFSM) assessment, full documentation and council submission across Greater Sydney and NSW.
View serviceInspection and reporting on every EFSM listed on your fire safety schedule — fire panels, sprinklers, hydrants, extinguishers, hose reels, emergency lighting, exit signs, fire doors and more.
View serviceFormal non-compliance reports with referenced Australian Standard clauses, photographic evidence, risk rating and remediation pathway — ready for council or certifier.
View serviceWe lodge the AFSS with your local council on your behalf and maintain a digital record of every inspection, certificate and remediation for ongoing compliance.
View serviceCompliance FAQ
An Annual Fire Safety Statement is a legally required document that confirms each essential fire safety measure in a NSW building has been inspected and is performing to the relevant standard. The owner or building manager signs the statement and submits it to the local council and the NSW Fire Commissioner.
Most NSW buildings that have a fire safety schedule attached to an occupation certificate, a complying development certificate or a fire safety order require an AFSS each year. This includes many strata buildings, commercial offices, retail, industrial and some mixed-use properties across Greater Sydney.
The NSW Fire Safety Regulation 2022 commenced on 13 February 2026 for AS 1851:2012 routine service requirements. It clarifies how often each fire protection system must be inspected, tested and maintained, and the records that must be kept.
An AFSS must be signed by the owner of the building (or their authorised agent). The supporting inspection work must be carried out by appropriately qualified practitioners — All Fire Services Australia Pty Ltd coordinates inspections across all EFSMs and supplies the documentation the owner needs to sign.
If a fire safety measure fails inspection, we issue a non-compliance report with the relevant Australian Standard clause, a risk rating and a remediation pathway. We can quote and carry out the rectification work so the building stays compliant for the next AFSS submission.
Regulation update
The NSW Fire Safety Regulation 2022 took effect for AS 1851:2012 routine service obligations on 13 February 2026. Our plain-language summary explains what changed for building owners, strata managers, certifiers and fire protection practitioners.
Read the regulation updateRelated pillars
Inspection, testing and maintenance across every fire safety measure.
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