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Yes, phone DFES on 9395 9300 and we will arrange to have the vehicle collected and delivered to our Training Centre.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept your donation as the Training Centre has several car seats that we use in training.
DFES does not provide this service but there are children’s party providers in WA that have a fire truck for hire.
You can contact your local fire station, however it’s important to note that this isn’t a regular service and they may not be able to accommodate this, particularly in the high threat period and may also be called out to a fire whilst on their visit.
The School may wish to consider organising an excursion to Education and Heritage Centre, where a school visit can be arranged.
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Smoke alarms detect fires in different ways to give you early warning. Find out about the types of smoke alarms you should consider for your property.
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No. See what you can and can't do on a Total Fire Ban day.
During a Total Fire Ban you are not allowed to light any fires on your property. To use a fire pit at other times you will need to contact your relevant Local Government.
During a Total Fire Ban you are not allowed to light any fires on your property. To use a fire pit at other times you will need to contact your relevant Local Government.
No. See what you can and can't do on a Total Fire Ban day.
Booster tests undertaken by DFES requires several personnel and significant resources. Building companies making application to DFES for a test should only be submitted when the fire hydrant or sprinkler system has been fully installed and commissioned and the site is ready for DFES to carry out functional testing. DFES suggests approximately 4-6 weeks before practical completion is appropriate. Priority for inspections and testing is given to buildings having complex fire systems as determined by DFES. DFES attendance at the site is to confirm the installed fire safety systems meet its Operational Requirements only and does not constitute approval of the system/s compliance with codes, standards or building regulations, which is the role of the Building Surveyor providing certification for the project.
The contractor is required to submit a request for a test using the form below;
For all queries about Fire Alarm Monitoring and the Direct Brigade Alarm Network, please visit the Chubb FAMS website at www.firealarmmonitoringservices.com.au
In order to conduct any of the following activities during a Total Fire Ban (TFB), there are specific conditions which need to be complied with. Find out more.
In order to conduct any of the following activities during a Total Fire Ban (TFB), there are specific conditions which need to be complied with. Find out more.