We offer reliable, complete service and calibration of a wide range of equipment. With over 35 years of experience in the calibration industry, your safety, efficiency and cost-effectiveness is our business.

Unit 11 / 92 Guineas Creek Rd, Currumbin Waters, QLD, 4223

334m

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Unit 11 / 92 Guineas Creek Rd, Currumbin Waters, QLD, 4223

334m

Unit 11 / 92 Guineas Creek Rd, Currumbin Waters, QLD, 4223

334m

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Safety Equipment & Accessories, Burleigh Waters, QLD 4220

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Safety Equipment & Accessories, Varsity Lakes, QLD 4227

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Firecom Australia

Fire Safety Equipment & Consultants, Currumbin Waters, QLD 4223

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22 Glentrees Gr, Currumbin Waters, QLD, 4223

1.2km

Legal ID: QBCC (BSA): 745627, Plumbers & Drainers Lic: 13474

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Pacific Smoke Alarms

Fire Safety Equipment & Consultants, Currumbin Waters, QLD 4223

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Safety Equipment & Accessories, Mudgeeraba, QLD 4213

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Jason

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Smoke Busters

I had put up compliant, battery powered smoke alarms myself in a property I was about to sell. I had limitted time to get the compliance report for the alarms. I'd called around a bunch of electricians who do compliance checks and was getting tired of them not knowing the legislation and saying the alarms needed to be wired (ie. I need to pay them $1000+ to do some work). Jason from SmokeBusters knew the QLD gov requirements well, went out to the site promptly and just did the check. No fuss and his rate was fair.

Handy tips

How to manage occupational health and safety equipment

Minimise risks at the workplace by considering the below guidelines on safety.

Consider some typical risks involved with your building and its contents. What is flammable? What is your building made of? Which way do the doors open?
Identify potential hazards and the level of risk they pose.
Put in place contingency plans for various levels of risk. Have an evacuation plan and conduct regular evacuation drills.
Have someone in charge of fire safety. Ensure workers and family members know where fire fighting equipment is stored and how to use it. Regularly check your fire fighting equipment.
You can find more information on the official workplace OHS website or contact your safety equipment supplier.
Encourage workers to consider personal safety equipment and make sure they are aware of their rights to refuse working in unsafe environments.

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