Routine Inspection & Maintenance for All Fire Protection Equipment
Australian workplaces are required to maintain fire protection equipment to strict standards. We provide scheduled inspections, testing, and certification so you never fall out of compliance. One call covers all your equipment.
Fire Extinguishers
Full inspection, compliance tagging, pressure testing, and refills. We service all types — dry chemical, CO₂, foam, wet chemical, and water. Includes 6-monthly routine checks and 5-yearly hydrostatic pressure testing.
Fire Hose Reels
Routine testing of operation, flow, and nozzle function. We check hose condition, reel mechanism, and water supply to ensure reliable operation and compliance with Australian Standards.
Fire Blankets
Inspection and certification to confirm your fire blankets are accessible, undamaged, and compliant. Includes mounting condition and signage checks.
Hassle-Free Fire Equipment Servicing
Book Your Inspection
Contact us with your site details, equipment types, and number of units. We'll schedule a technician to visit your workplace at a time that suits you.
On-Site Testing
Our technician inspects, tests, and tags all fire protection equipment on-site. Any failed items are flagged immediately with recommended actions.
Compliance Report
You receive a detailed report covering every item tested — pass/fail status, tag dates, and next service due dates. Everything you need for your WHS records.
Scheduled Reminders
We keep your equipment on a service schedule and notify you when your next inspection is due. No more chasing dates or risking lapses.
Frequently asked questions
How often do fire extinguishers need to be inspected and tested?
Fire extinguishers generally need to be inspected every 6 months to help ensure they are accessible, correctly tagged, pressurised and ready for use in an emergency.
Workplaces should keep inspection records up to date and arrange servicing in line with Australian Standards and site requirements.
What's the difference between a 6-monthly inspection and a 5-yearly hydrostatic test?
A 6-monthly inspection is a routine check of the extinguisher’s condition, location, pressure, signage, access and service tag.
A 5-yearly hydrostatic test is a more detailed pressure test used to check the integrity of the extinguisher cylinder. It helps confirm the cylinder can safely hold pressure and remain in service.
Do you service fire equipment across all Australian states and territories?
Service availability may depend on your location, equipment type and booking requirements. Optimum Training can advise whether fire equipment servicing is available in your area.
Contact the team with your site location and equipment list to confirm the best option.
What happens if our fire equipment fails an inspection?
If fire equipment fails an inspection, the issue will be recorded and explained clearly. Depending on the fault, the equipment may need repair, replacement or further testing.
Optimum Training can help you understand the next steps so your workplace can address the issue and maintain compliance.
Can you provide fire equipment servicing and training on the same day?
Yes, fire equipment servicing and workplace fire training may be able to be arranged on the same day, depending on location, scheduling and course requirements.
This can be a convenient option for businesses that want to reduce downtime and manage fire safety requirements in one visit.
How much notice do you need to schedule a fire equipment inspection?
It is best to book fire equipment inspections as early as possible, especially if you have multiple sites, a large amount of equipment or a specific deadline.
If your inspection is urgent or overdue, contact Optimum Training to discuss available appointment times.
Do you provide certification and compliance reports after inspections?
Yes, inspection records, service tags and relevant compliance documentation can be provided after fire equipment servicing.
These records help your workplace show that equipment has been inspected, tested and maintained in line with applicable requirements.