Understand Annual Fire Safety Statement Requirements & Your Legal Duties as a Building Owner
In NSW, building owners have several responsibilities in relation to fire safety. This course aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS). This course will cover the legal and regulatory framework, the certification process, fire safety measures and building fire safety.
This course is designed for individuals involved in fire safety certification in NSW, including fire safety officers, building owners and managers, body corporation, facility managers, fire safety consultants, and anyone responsible for ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations.
Whether you’re a building owner, strata manager, facilities manager, fire safety consultant, or simply someone responsible for ensuring fire safety compliance, this course will equip you with the knowledge to meet your obligations and avoid costly penalties.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will have an understanding of:
- The roles and responsibilities of building owners under NSW legislation.
- Key fire safety legislation, codes, and standards.
- Building fire safety.
- What are essential fire safety measures and how they must be maintained.
- What Fire Safety Schedules and Fire Safety Certificates are.
- How to prepare and submit an Annual Fire Safety Statement.
Who should enrol
This course is ideal for anyone responsible for fire safety compliance and building occupation in NSW, including:
- • Building owners, landlords and tenants
• Body corporate committees and strata managers
• Facilities and property managers
• WHS coordinators and risk managers
• Legal professionals advising on compliance or lease terms
• Fire safety consultants
• Maintenance contractors
Instructions
Once you have completed the course content scroll down to complete the short quiz then generate your Certificate of Completion.
Approximately 30 minutes – 0.5 CPD points
