Logan

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Logan, QLD

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1300 738 392

Fire Compliance

Protec Safety provides a range of fire compliance services integrated with our safety compliance scheduling service. We ensure your Fire Extinguishers, Hose Reels, Emergency Exit Lighting & Evacuation Plans meet all the necessary fire safety regulations to help protect your assets and your staff.

Electrical Compliance

Protec Safety provides electrical compliance services that are crucial for maintaining a safe working environment. Our skilled professionals provide comprehensive electrical compliance services, including Test & Tag, RCD Testing and compliance reporting. With our expertise, you can rest assured your electrical systems meet all required standards.

Property Compliance

Protec Safety is committed to ensuring your property's safety and regulatory compliance with Queensland Smoke Alarm Legislation, applicable National Building Codes, and Australian Standards. Smoke alarms, Safety Switches (RCDs), and Fire Safety Items are critical safety components for your property, ensuring the safety of your family, tenants, and participants.

Maintaining Safety & Compliance

At Protec Safety, we are your dedicated partner for maintaining safety and compliance in businesses throughout Logan. We offer a comprehensive range of compliance services, specialising in fire, electrical and property safety.

Our services encompass fire extinguisher servicing, evacuation plan evaluations, exit light testing, electrical testing and tagging and more. Each assessment strictly adheres to building codes and government guidelines to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.

We're here to support your peace of mind while you focus on what you do best – running a successful business. Get in touch with us on 1300 738 392 to schedule a service. Our team operates all throughout Logan—from Slacks Creek to Cedar Grove.

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Services We Provide

Fire, electrical and property compliance services play a pivotal role in safeguarding businesses. Here's an overview of what they involve:

Fire compliance: Regular checks and maintenance of fire safety gear like extinguishers, hose reels and emergency exit lighting. This keeps them in working order during a fire, helping to protect lives and assets.
Electrical compliance: Testing and tagging of electrical appliances, along with RCD testing and compliance reporting. This assures electrical equipment safety, curbs the risk of electrical fires and ensures operational efficiency.
Property compliance: Critical safety element inspections for properties, including smoke alarms, safety switches and fire safety equipment. These evaluations guarantee alignment with relevant laws and building codes.

If you’d like to learn more, do not hesitate to get in touch. We’re dedicated to strengthening your business’s safety measures.

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Contact Protec Safety in Logan

Fill in the form below with your enquiry

Contact Information

1300 738 392

service@protecsafety.com.au

Logan, QLD

Operating Hours

Monday: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday: 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Protec Safety in Logan

Frequently Asked Questions

What do hose reel inspections involve?

Hose reel inspections encompass a thorough assessment of firefighting equipment. This process includes visually inspecting the hose reel, nozzle and associated components for signs of damage or wear. Inspectors ensure the hose is correctly wound and free of obstructions, and they test its functionality by briefly releasing water. Pressure tests may also be performed to confirm that the hose reel can effectively deliver water in the event of a fire.
What electrical equipment is inspected during testing and tagging?

Testing and tagging of electrical equipment involves a comprehensive examination of various devices and appliances. This process typically includes inspecting power cords, plugs,and connections for visible damage, wear or exposed wiring. Electrical insulation is assessed to ensure it can withstand normal wear and tear. Equipment undergoes electrical testing, measuring factors such as earth continuity, insulation resistance and polarity. Following this assessment, each item is appropriately tagged, displaying its testing date, the inspector's name and a pass or fail status.