Fire protection systems are designed to protect people, property and business operations—but only when they are correctly maintained, tested and ready to perform in an emergency. Electrical Testing Services (ETS) provides inspection, testing, maintenance and compliance support for fire protection systems across commercial, industrial and public sector facilities.
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Fire protection systems are designed to protect people, property and business operations—but only when they are correctly maintained, tested and ready to perform in an emergency. Electrical Testing Services (ETS) provides inspection, testing, maintenance and compliance support for fire protection systems across commercial, industrial and public sector facilities.
An effective fire protection program brings routine inspections, scheduled maintenance and compliance activities into a coordinated service plan. ETS manages the ongoing servicing of fire protection assets, helping building owners and facility managers maintain compliance while ensuring critical systems remain operational.
For organisations managing multiple sites, centralised reporting and program oversight provide clear visibility of completed servicing, identified defects and outstanding maintenance requirements. Consistent records across each property make it easier to monitor compliance, prioritise corrective work and manage fire protection assets throughout their lifecycle.
ETS inspects, tests and maintains fire detection and alarm systems within its approved service scope. This includes the routine servicing of smoke, heat, flame and other fire detection devices, along with associated alarm system components, to help ensure they remain operational and compliant.
Portable fire equipment must remain correctly located, readily accessible and maintained in serviceable condition. ETS services fire extinguishers, fire blankets and hose reels, recording inspection results, identified defects and any maintenance or replacement requirements.
Fire door inspections assess the condition and operation of each door assembly, identifying defects that may affect fire compartmentation or compliance. Inspection findings provide a clear basis for repairs, maintenance and certification where required.
Emergency and exit lighting systems are tested to verify they will operate when normal power is lost, providing occupants with a safe means of egress. Where faults are identified, ETS records the findings and can coordinate the required maintenance.
Fire protection assets require servicing at intervals determined by the applicable Australian Standards, building classification and state or territory regulations. ETS develops scheduled maintenance programs that record completed servicing against each asset while identifying defects requiring repair or further assessment.
Centralised reporting helps building owners and facility managers monitor completed work, prioritise corrective actions and demonstrate that routine servicing has been carried out. Where appropriate, multiple fire protection services can be coordinated under a single maintenance program to simplify compliance across one site or an entire property portfolio.
In New South Wales, an Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS) confirms that the essential fire safety measures applicable to a building have been assessed by an accredited practitioner and are capable of performing to the required standard. The statement also confirms that required assessments of the building's exit systems have been completed.
Where available within its approved service scope, ETS can support the AFSS process through appropriately accredited personnel. As fire safety legislation and certification requirements vary between jurisdictions, the applicable scope of work should be confirmed before services commence.
ETS delivers fire protection inspections, testing and maintenance through trained personnel using documented procedures and consistent service standards across every property.
Fire protection services often require personnel with specific qualifications or accreditation. ETS assigns appropriately qualified technicians and accredited practitioners to the services provided, ensuring work is completed within the applicable regulatory and technical requirements.
Every inspection and maintenance activity is recorded against the relevant fire asset, providing clear visibility of completed servicing, identified defects and recommended corrective actions. Centralised records help property owners and facility managers manage compliance across single sites or national portfolios.
ETS operates under NATA accreditation for applicable inspection activities and maintains certified management systems for quality, workplace safety and environmental management. Accreditation applies only to the activities included within the relevant scope.
Since 2002, ETS has supported organisations throughout Australia with electrical testing, fire protection and ongoing compliance services. National delivery systems enable consistent service and reporting across individual facilities, regional operations and multi-site property portfolios.
ETS has offices and strategically located personnel throughout Australia. The team supports individual properties, regional programs and national portfolios through one service provider.
Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong and Broken Hill
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Townsville, Toowoomba and Mt Isa
Perth, Geraldton, Broome, Port Hedland and Kununurra
Darwin and Alice Springs
Whether you manage a single property or a national portfolio, ETS can develop a fire protection maintenance program tailored to your assets, compliance obligations and operational requirements. Provide your fire asset register, property locations and current servicing schedule, and we'll confirm the available scope of services and prepare a coordinated inspection, maintenance and reporting program.
Call the national desk or send a quote request — we’ll confirm testing sequence and reporting.
