Annual Essential Safety Measures Reports

Statcom Systems can help you prepare your Annual Essential Safety Measures Report as required by the Victorian Building Regulations 2006. A range of services are provided by Statcom Systems which can result in the Annual Essential Safety Measures Report being prepared and signed by Statcom Systems on behalf of the building owner or occupier.

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What's New

Building Regulations 2006

Building Owners need to be aware of new obligations in relation to buildings built before July 1994 which now require an Annual Essential Safety Measures Report (AESMR) to be prepared each year with the first required by 14th June 2009. In order to meet this deadline, a system needs to be put in place one year in advance, which is NOW.

Australian Standard AS 1851 – 2005

The new Australian Standard AS 1851 – 2005 for Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment should be adopted in Victoria immediately for older buildings that are not subject to the older AS1851 maintenance conditions specified on an Occupancy Permit. In some States such as QLD, adoption of the most recent AS1851 revision is mandated by that state’s legislation.

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