

Fire Blanket
WHAT WE DO
Professional inspection and servicing of fire blankets to ensure they remain accessible, correctly installed and ready for use in an emergency, while supporting ongoing fire safety compliance.
WHAT IS FIRE BLANKET SERVICING?
Fire blanket servicing involves the routine inspection of fire blankets to ensure they remain correctly installed, accessible and ready for immediate use in an emergency.
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Fire blankets are commonly installed in kitchens and other areas where small cooking or clothing fires may occur. Regular servicing helps identify issues such as damage, contamination, missing components, incorrect mounting or restricted access that could prevent the blanket from operating effectively.
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Our technicians inspect fire blankets in accordance with applicable Australian fire safety requirements, including AS 1851, with each service documented to provide a clear and traceable maintenance history.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
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Visual inspection of the fire blanket and its container
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Checking for visible damage, deterioration or contamination
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Inspection of pull tabs and deployment components
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Verification that the blanket is correctly stored within its container
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Checking that the fire blanket is readily accessible and unobstructed
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Inspection of mounting and positioning
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Checking applicable fire blanket signage and identification
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Verification that the blanket is appropriate for its installed location
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Checking for evidence of previous use or tampering
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Routine servicing in accordance with applicable AS 1851 requirements
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Updating or applying the relevant service record/tag
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Recording of technician details and service dates
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Clear identification of serviceability status
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Identification of blankets requiring replacement
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Documentation of missing, damaged or non-serviceable equipment
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Recommended corrective actions for identified defects
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Digital service records and itemised compliance reporting
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Recording of the next scheduled service date
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Scheduled servicing and reminders to support ongoing fire safety compliance


VICTORIA
NEW SOUTH WALES
QUEENSLAND
ACT
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
NORTHERN TERRITORY
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
TASMANIA





