The Role of Queensland Fire & Emergency Service in Regulating Smoke Alarm Compliance
QFES’s new smoke alarm laws aim to enhance Queensland homes’ safety, mandating interconnected photoelectric alarms for early fire detection and safer evacuations.
The Phased Introduction of Smoke Alarm Legislation in Queensland: A Comprehensive Guide for Owner-Occupiers
In Queensland, the significance of smoke alarms in safeguarding homes is paramount. As the state continues to prioritise the safety of its residents, the evolving smoke alarm legislation stands as a testament to this commitment. Owner-occupiers must be well-informed and proactive in this landscape of change. This article provides a detailed overview of the legislation […]
Selling Your Property in Queensland? Ensure Your Smoke Alarm Compliance with Queensland Smoke Alarms
Smoke Alarm Compliance Navigating the property market in Queensland can be both exciting and challenging. Beyond the usual considerations of price, location, and presentation, there’s a critical component that sellers must not overlook: smoke alarm compliance. With Queensland’s stringent regulations, ensuring your property meets these standards is not just a legal obligation but a moral […]
Get Interconnected, it’s the law – By 1.1.27 all Queensland dwellings must comply with the new Qld smoke alarm laws.
Homeowners selling their home must comply before settlement. From 1.1.22 all leased dwellings must comply before the next lease renewal or before a new tenancy commences. For a Brisbane Australia company called “Queensland Smoke Alarms,” using the Queensland smoke alarm legislation, complying with these laws is not only a legal obligation but also an opportunity […]
QFES Smoke Alarm Laws for dwellings being sold , leased or an existing lease is renewed From 1 January 2017
QFES requirements as for existing dwellings. Existing landlord’s and tenant’s obligations regarding the installation and testing of smoke alarms continue. Property sellers must continue to lodge a Form 24 with the Queensland Land Registry Office stating the requirements of the smoke alarm legislation have been met. From 1 January 2022 Smoke alarms in the dwelling must: […]
Why Queensland has new smoke alarm laws and how it will affect Queensland dwellings
On 23 August 2011, a fire started on the ground floor of a house occupied by two families in Slacks Creek. The first of twenty- three 000 emergency calls were made at 12.04am on 24 August. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services was notified at 12.05am and arrived at the scene six minutes later. By the […]