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Testing & Reporting
Fire Marshall provides detailed testing and compliance reports across all key fire protection systems. Our services are aligned with Australian Standards, including AS 1851 and AS/NZS 3760, ensuring your building remains compliant, audit-ready, and operationally safe. From monthly inspections to annual certifications, we support commercial, industrial, and residential clients across Melbourne and Brisbane.
Fire System Testing & Compliance Reporting
Routine testing and formal reporting are essential to meeting ESM obligations and maintaining building safety. Fire Marshall delivers comprehensive inspection services and detailed documentation to help you satisfy insurer, council, and regulatory requirements. We offer the following services:
Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) Testing
Sprinkler System Testing
Mechanical Ventilation Testing
Backflow Prevention Testing
Annual testing of backflow prevention devices to protect potable water supplies from contamination.
Test & Tag Services
Commissioning Reports
Hydrant & Booster System Hydrostatic Testing
Fire Water Tank Testing
AESMR – Annual Essential Safety Measures Reports
Comprehensive reports compiled yearly to verify maintenance, testing, and performance of all essential safety measures in your building.
Ansul Reports
Each service includes detailed documentation, technician sign-off, and compliance records for audits, insurers, or council inspections.
Annual Essential Safety Measures Report (AESMR)
Required under Victorian building regulations, the AESMR confirms that all essential safety measures within a commercial building or place of public entertainment have been maintained for the preceding 12 months.
Fire Marshall prepares AESMRs that are fully compliant with regulatory formats and audit requirements. We review all ESMs listed on the occupancy permit—or, for buildings approved prior to July 1994, we identify and assess existing measures and provide documentation aligned with maintenance schedules.
Our team ensures building owners meet their legal obligations and maintain safety performance across every site.
Hydrant System Hydrostatic Test Report
Hydrant systems must deliver sufficient pressure and flow to support effective firefighting. Fire Marshall conducts comprehensive hydrostatic testing to assess the system’s pressure performance, pinpoint potential failures, and ensure all hydrants meet flow rate requirements under AS 2419 and AS 1851.
Our service includes a two-hour pressure test on the most disadvantaged hydrant, a complete system inspection, and a full report with findings, flow measurements, and any required recommendations.
Hydrant System Commissioning Test Report
Before a newly installed or altered fire hydrant system is signed off, it must undergo a commissioning test to validate its performance and compliance. Fire Marshall provides a full commissioning service including:
- Inspection of system design and installation
- Hydrostatic and flow testing
- Issuance of a detailed compliance report
- Installation of necessary signage, 003 locks, and valve identification tags
- Creation and installation of a compliant block plan in the booster cabinet
This ensures your system is ready to perform in real-world conditions and meet Australian Standard and Building Regulation requirements.
Why Choose Fire Marshall?
With decades of experience and full industry accreditation, Fire Marshall is trusted to deliver reliable testing and clear, audit-ready reports that meet the needs of building owners, facility managers, and compliance professionals.
- AS 1851-compliant inspections and documentation
- Qualified technicians and licensed inspectors
- Fast turnaround on reports and follow-up services
- Coordinated testing across all fire and safety systems
- Support for audit preparation and regulatory reviews
Stay Audit-Ready with Professional Fire System Reporting
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Whether you’re managing a commercial facility, overseeing residential properties, or simply want to ensure compliance, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most common fire safety questions our clients ask.