Residential Buildings between 11m and 17.9m in Height

Here you'll find handy links to help you stay on top of fire safety regulations and keep your building and people within it safe. Think of this as your go-to guide for achieving compliance with fire safety laws.

Remember, your fire risk assessment will surface any specific requirements your building or business may have, so be sure to use it as your fire-safety road map.

Business Fire Safety Awareness Tool

An interactive tool to help small business owners understand their legal duties for fire safety in the workplace

Essential guidance and resources to help businesses and organisations complete fire risk assessments effectively

Essential information, guidance and support on licensing requirements, processes

Sleeping fire safety tips, including smoke alarms, clear escape routes, and precautions to keep your home safe overnight.

If you are the ‘responsible person’ and have a legal responsibility to manage the fire protection measures in a building

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Emergency lighting operates when there is a mains supply failure. It is a failsafe measure to ensure continued on-site safety

Signs help occupants evacuate premises, pointing to firefighting equipment, information and potential hazards

Preparing and practising a plan of action will help you act quickly if there's a fire in your home - it could even save your life

Fire doors and compartmentation save lives by containing fire and smoke, protecting escape routes, and reducing damage

Fire loading refers to the amount of combustible materials present, such as furniture, paper, and equipment

Online tool to assist responsible persons to develop a strategy to prioritise their buildings to review their fire risk assessments

• Fire safety restrictions (see page 2)
• Fire doors (see page 3)