Fire safety advisory

The ongoing serviceability of fire systems is an important life safety and compliance aspect of any building. Omnii provides Fire Safety Advisory services in all fire safety aspects of buildings.

Omnii is able to provide independent advice and advocate for our clients in all fire protection and fire safety aspects of buildings, be it new or existing.

Our Fire Safety Advisory services include:

  • Design review (compliance, constructability, value engineering); this can be a peer review of a consultant’s or contractor’s design
  • Commissioning review
  • Technical advice in all matters regarding fire
  • Negotiation with Authorities (Building Certifiers) and advise agencies (QFES)
  • Troubleshooting and defect investigation and resolution
  • Maintenance management (assistance in the procurement of maintenance contracts)
  • Asset and equipment management (preparation of asset schedules, fire panel and fire alarm system replacement, fire pump replacement)
  • Assistance complying with and sorting baseline data requirements
  • Preparation and maintaining fire system interface and cause and effect documentation
  • Pre-purchase reviews
  • Due diligence reviews

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

Fire safety advisory provides independent, highly experienced guidance on all fire protection and fire safety aspects of a building, whether new or existing. The ongoing serviceability of fire systems is a critical life safety and compliance consideration for any building, and Omnii offers advice and advocacy across the full range of fire safety matters to help clients make informed decisions.

Fire protection design focuses on specifying and engineering the fire systems themselves, while fire safety advisory provides independent oversight, review, and strategic guidance across those systems. Advisory services include peer reviewing a consultant's or contractor's design, commissioning reviews, troubleshooting, and acting as an independent advocate for the client throughout a project's life.

Omnii's fire safety advisory services cover design review (compliance, constructability, and value engineering), commissioning review, technical advice on all fire-related matters, negotiation with authorities and advisory agencies, troubleshooting and defect investigation, maintenance management, asset and equipment management, baseline data compliance, fire system interface and cause-and-effect documentation, pre-purchase reviews, and due diligence reviews.

A design review independently examines a fire protection design for compliance, constructability, and value engineering. This can take the form of a peer review of a consultant's or contractor's design, providing an objective second opinion that identifies potential issues, improves cost-efficiency, and confirms the design aligns with regulatory and project requirements before construction proceeds.

Yes. Omnii provides troubleshooting, defect investigation, and resolution for fire systems. This involves identifying the root cause of faults or non-compliance, evaluating system performance, and recommending practical solutions to bring fire systems back to a serviceable and compliant standard.

Yes. Omnii conducts pre-purchase reviews and due diligence reviews that assess the fire safety and compliance status of a building before acquisition. These reviews help prospective buyers understand the condition of existing fire systems, identify potential liabilities, and make informed investment decisions.

Yes. Omnii offers maintenance management, including assistance in procuring maintenance contracts, as well as asset and equipment management. This covers the preparation of asset schedules and guidance on fire panel and fire alarm system replacement, fire pump replacement, and managing the ongoing serviceability of fire safety equipment across a building's life.

Yes. Omnii provides independent advocacy and can negotiate with authorities such as building certifiers and advisory agencies including Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES). Acting on behalf of clients, the team works to resolve fire-related matters and reach outcomes that satisfy both compliance obligations and project objectives.