Certification

NCC 2025: What NSW builders and developers should be watching now

By |2026-09-21T11:17:29+10:00September 21st, 2026|Accreditation, Architecture, Buildings, Certification, Construction, Design, Engineering, Fire safety, Fire safety regulation, News, Useful tips|

In March 2026, the NSW Government announced that the National Construction Code 2025 (NCC 2025) will be adopted in NSW from 1 May 2027. NSW Government: NSW to adopt new National Construction Code in May 2027 So, if NCC 2025 is not mandatory in NSW yet, why should builders and developers be thinking about it

New Apprenticeship Opportunities for Fire Protection Testers

By |2024-12-11T11:08:54+10:00December 11th, 2024|Accreditation, Certification, Fire prevention, Fire safety regulation|

Apprenticeship Opportunities for Fire Protection Testers in Australia are finally here! Offering a fantastic chance to gain recognition with a Certificate III in Fire Protection Inspection and Testing, this milestone is a game-changer for the industry, providing clear career pathways and financial incentives for both apprentices and employers. Officially recognised as an apprenticeship under the

New fire safety statement regulations – what they mean for you.

By |2022-10-01T12:16:57+10:00October 1st, 2022|Accreditation, Buildings, Certification, Fire prevention, Fire safety, Fire safety regulation, Regulation changes|

Did you know that version 4 of the annual fire safety statement came into effect on 1 September 2022?  What does this mean for you? Don’t panic, here’s a quick reference to the information you need to stay up-to-date. What are fire safety statements? Here's a quick refresh. As part of the construction of a

What is a CFSP and do you need one?

By |2018-08-27T09:14:07+10:00August 27th, 2018|Buildings, Certification, Fire safety regulation, Regulation changes|

When protecting lives and property, there are no taking chances. Building owners and certifiers want to ensure safe structures. While fire service professionals need a way to guarantee customers that they measure up to the highest standards. That’s why the amendment to the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000 (NSW), is a welcome improvement.

Why standards certification matters

By |2018-09-18T10:48:43+10:00July 8th, 2018|Accreditation, Certification, News, Quality management, Service|

In a world of side-hustles and self-learning, how do you know you’re working with someone you can trust? One way is to choose companies who comply with the highest standards of quality, environmental and workplace safety management. That’s why Global Fire is proud to be certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and AS/NZS 4801

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