Pumps & Hydrants
WHAT WE DO
Professional inspection, testing and servicing of fire hydrant and pump systems to verify correct operation, identify faults and help ensure critical fire protection equipment is ready when required.
WHAT IS PUMP AND HYDRANT SERVICING?
Fire hydrant and fire pump systems form a critical part of a building’s fire protection infrastructure, providing firefighters and other authorised personnel with a reliable water supply during an emergency.
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Regular inspection, testing and servicing helps verify that hydrants, valves, pumps and associated components remain operational and capable of performing when required. Servicing can identify issues such as leaks, damaged components, pressure problems, valve faults and pump-system defects before they compromise system performance.
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Fire hydrant and pump systems are serviced in accordance with applicable Australian fire safety requirements, including AS 1851, with testing results and identified defects documented to provide a traceable maintenance history.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
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Visual inspection of accessible fire hydrants and associated equipment
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Inspection of hydrant valves, outlets, caps and fittings
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Checking for leaks, corrosion, physical damage and deterioration
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Verification that hydrants remain accessible and unobstructed
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Inspection of applicable hydrant signage and identification
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Operational testing of hydrant valves where required
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Pressure and flow testing where applicable
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Inspection of accessible pipework and associated components
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Visual inspection of fire pump assemblies
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Inspection of pump controllers, valves, gauges and indicators
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Checking pump-system operating pressures
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Automatic and manual pump operation testing where required
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Inspection and testing of applicable duty and standby pumps
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Checking for abnormal noise, vibration, leakage or other signs of deterioration
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Verification of applicable pump alarms, indicators and controls
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Identification of damaged, defective or non-serviceable components
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Routine servicing and testing in accordance with applicable AS 1851 requirements
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Recording of test readings and service results
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Updating applicable service records and tags
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Documentation of defects and recommended corrective actions
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Digital service records and itemised compliance reporting
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Scheduled servicing and reminders to support ongoing fire safety compliance
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VICTORIA
NEW SOUTH WALES
QUEENSLAND
ACT
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
NORTHERN TERRITORY
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
TASMANIA
