About Us

We specialise in the installation and testing of smoke alarms in compliance with Australian Standard AS3786. We understand the importance of ensuring your smoke alarms are functioning correctly, which is why we recommend testing them every six months. This critical maintenance check ensures that in the event of a fire, your smoke alarms will alert you and potentially save your life.

Our team ensures that your smoke alarms are installed in the appropriate locations according to the AS3786 standard. We offer both mains-supply and battery-operated smoke alarms, with some of our battery-operated options lasting up to 10 years. Our smart smoke alarms are a cost-effective solution that minimises false alarms and provides advanced technology features.

We understand the challenges of keeping track of maintenance schedules for smoke alarms, which is why we offer a service to monitor your alarms and notify you when it’s time for testing or replacement. As a founding member of the Smoke Alarm Association, we stay up-to-date with all the latest legislation changes, industry best practices, and technological advancements in smoke alarms. Trust us to keep you and your building safe with reliable and compliant smoke alarms.

At FCF, we offer professional sprinkler system services to protect your home or business from fire outbreaks. Fire sprinkler systems can be a valuable investment for your safety, and there are various types of systems available to choose from. Regardless of the type, it is essential that the system complies with the Australian Standards AS 2118 to ensure it meets the necessary safety guidelines.

These systems work by being activated automatically through a trigger such as a change in temperature or smoke sensor detection. It is remarkable to note that buildings equipped with sprinkler systems have been able to control over 96% of fires that have occurred.

When installing a sprinkler system, there are certain basic requirements that must be met to ensure optimal functionality. These include a reliable water supply, functioning control valves, non-corroded pipes, and sprinkler heads. At FCF Fire and Electrical , we understand the importance of meeting these requirements and strive to provide our clients with high-quality service that complies with all necessary standards.

We take pride in our work and believe that our clients’ safety should be our top priority. Our team of experts is highly trained and experienced in sprinkler systems, and we use only the best quality products to ensure optimal functionality and longevity. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and let us help you protect your property from fire outbreaks.

Our team at FCF specialises in assisting businesses with their emergency management procedures and evacuation diagrams. We work with you to develop and document your emergency management procedures, and then we design, draft, print, and install the necessary documents and evacuation diagrams to ensure that your workplace meets OH&S regulations and legislation, while also keeping your staff safe.

It is the duty of the business owner or director to ensure that their business and staff are compliant and safe in the event of an emergency. As per AS 3745-2010, the duty holder is responsible for providing an emergency plan and clear diagrams for all personnel on the business site to avoid danger.

To ensure uniformity and clear information and direction for all viewers to safely avoid danger in emergency situations, emergency management plans and evacuation diagrams must comply with Australian Standards, including colour format, icon format, instruction format, and installation requirements. At FCF, we can help ensure that your emergency management plans and evacuation diagrams meet these standards, so that your business and staff are prepared and safe in any emergency situation.

Fire Doors provide a vital safety feature for buildings, offering protection against fire and smoke in escape paths. These specialised doors are specifically designed to limit the spread of fire between various compartments within a building and contain smoke in these areas.

The construction of a fire door involves using fire-resistant materials that create an airtight seal around the door and frame. Although not all fire doors are constructed from non-combustible materials, their efficacy is determined by the number of hours they can resist the spread of fire.

Proper installation and regular inspection of fire doors is essential to ensure they function as intended. Any gaps or defects in the door or frame could allow smoke and fire to pass through, potentially endangering occupants of the building. As such, regular ESM inspections are necessary to ensure the fire doors are functioning effectively.

Investing in the installation and maintenance of these specialised doors is a critical step in protecting the lives and property within a building in the event of a fire. Contact our team today to schedule your regular ESM inspections and ensure your fire doors are providing maximum protection.

FCF provides supply and installation services for fire hydrants in Sydney. Fire hydrants are essential when there is a need to deliver large quantities of water in case of a fire emergency, and there are different types available for different purposes.

In compliance with the Australian building code, any building with an area exceeding 500 square meters is required to have a Fire Hydrant installed. However, these hydrants should only be operated by trained personnel from the fire brigade.

Fire hydrants usually consist of two parts – an above-ground component and an underground component. Like other Fire Protection Equipment, fire hydrants require regular maintenance and inspection to ensure their proper functioning during an emergency.

We provide installation, testing, and fault-finding services for Fire Indicator Panels in Sydney. Fire Detection and Alarm Systems, also known as FIP’s, are highly sophisticated and contain sensitive equipment that monitors buildings, including modern apartment blocks. These systems are designed under the AS1670 Australian Standard to ensure people’s safety and are installed by Fire Certifiers. Once the design is complete, AS1851 takes over as the maintenance standard for the system.

Finding a competent service provider for FIPs can be challenging, as it requires years of experience and dedication to become a skilled technician, and availability for 24/7 faults on systems and false alarms. FCF’s Sydney team have skilled Certifiers, Installers, and Testers who are available to provide a free inspection of Fire Panel issues and advise on why the system is reporting false data.

FCF Electrical Test and Tag provides thorough inspections of electrical items to ensure they meet Workplace Health and Safety Regulations as outlined in AS3760. We understand the importance of compliance and our qualified personnel can help your business remain up-to-date with the latest regulations.

As a member of Master Electricians Australia, we stay up-to-date with the latest changes and technologies in the industry, including remote RCD testing.

In some states, RCD testing may be sufficient to meet the requirements instead of Electrical Test and Tag. Our team can help determine if your building meets these requirements and if cost savings can be achieved.

Don’t risk the safety of your workplace, contact FCF Fire and Electrical today for a free inspection and ensure your electrical items are safe and compliant.

We provide a range of training options to ensure workplaces are equipped to handle fire-related emergencies. We offer in-class live sessions, virtual reality classrooms, and online fire training to cater to different learning styles and preferences.

Our experienced trainers guide you through various fire scenarios during the live sessions, and our Smoke Simulators simulate real smoke situations to identify areas that need improvement. In our virtual reality classrooms, you can experience over 30 different fire scenarios in a safe environment, preparing you for any situation.

Our online fire training covers a wide range of topics and can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. We also offer Warden and Evacuation Training to designated personnel and staff, respectively, to handle emergencies and manage evacuation procedures safely and efficiently.

Proper training is crucial to ensure workplace safety, and FCF Fire Training provides expert training to meet all your fire safety needs. Contact us today to learn more about our training options and how we can help you prepare for any fire-related emergency.

We specialise in the installation and testing of all types of Emergency Exit Lighting in accordance with Australian Standard AS2293. Our logbook records important details such as original installation locations, test dates, adjustments, failed lights, repairs, etc. This logbook is used by Fire Authorities, Fire Assessors, Insurance, and Inspectors to ensure compliance with New South Wales State Legislation.

For buildings with a floor area of over 300 square meters, emergency lighting and exit signs are usually required. Any building that welcomes members of the general public generally have emergency lighting.

Our lighting is energy-efficient and often comes with a warranty of 12 months to 5 years. Many business owners are not aware that Exit Lights and Emergency Lights should be tested on similar time frames as Fire Extinguishers. You can trust our expertise as we hold all relevant electrical licenses.

We also create and install Emergency Evacuation diagrams to further enhance the safety of your premises. Contact FCF Fire and Electrical for all your emergency lighting needs.

We provide inspection, maintenance, and installation services for fire extinguishers that comply with AS2444 requirements. Our certified service technicians are also able to assist with AS1851, which is the Australian Standard for Fire Equipment servicing intervals.

It is important for buildings to have an appropriate number of fire extinguishers, along with reliable escape routes in case certain exits become blocked. All fire extinguishers must be visible and easily accessible, without any obstructions.

In most workplaces, Dry Powder, CO2, Water, and Foam fire extinguishers are commonly used for added safety.

Aside from fire extinguishers, there are other fire protection equipment to consider, such as hose reels, smoke alarms, gas vents, sprinklers, monitoring systems, and more. If you would like to learn more about fire extinguishers, please do not hesitate to contact us at FCF Fire and Electrical.

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We sell and fit Fire Hose Reels

Most large buildings needs a fire hose reel.  They provide a controlled amount of water in critical locations to help people escape a building in an event of a fire.  They would normally be mounted on a wall or in a cabinet with appropriate signage to indicate their location(s).

It’s manually operated by opening the valve.  The reels range from 18 to 36 metres in length with 13mm, 19mm or 25mm diameter hose.

To comply with Australian Standards, all hoses require regular detailed checks by a fire professional.

Contact us to book a free consultation.  We help business comply with all of the Australian Fire Standards.

Our experts are highly trained in the various Fire Regulations, so to know which standards your business needs to comply to.

We install sprinkler systems

Fire sprinkler systems can be a good invested to protect your business or home from fire.  There are different types of systems, but they all should be up to Australian Standards AS 2118.

These systems are typically activated by an automatic trigger such as an increase in temperature or a detection from a smoke sensor.  Over 96% of fires have been controlled in buildings which had fire sprinkler systems installed.

All sprinkler systems should meet basic requirements such as a reliable supply of water, working control valves, non-corroded pips and sprinkler heads.