Air Cross Solutions

AFSS Endorsement’

Fire Protection Accreditation Scheme

Air Cross Solutions proudly holds FPAS (Fire Protection Accreditation Scheme) accreditation, demonstrating our commitment to the highest safety standards in HVAC and fire safety systems. This accreditation empowers us to inspect, test, maintain, and sign off Annual Fire Safety Statements (AFSS), as well as undertake all associated repairs to ensure building compliance and occupant safety.

Our capability extends across the Essential Safety Measures (ESMs) relating directly to HVAC systems, including:
Fire Dampers

Inspected and tested in accordance with AS1851:2012 Section 18 to ensure correct operation and fire/smoke compartmentalisation.

Smoke Dampers

Tested to confirm activation and closure under smoke/fire conditions, maintaining compliance with AS1851:2012 Section 18.

Mechanical Air Handling Systems

Including stair pressurisation systems, smoke exhaust systems, car park ventilation systems, and zone smoke control, as per AS1668.1 and AS1668.2.

Smoke and Heat Vents

Inspected and tested in line with AS1851:2012 Section 19, ensuring automatic and manual operation.

Pressurisation Systems

Tested against design performance to ensure effective smoke control in accordance with NCC Volume 1, Section E2.2 and AS1668.1.

By maintaining these measures, Air Cross Solutions ensures compliance with:

All Air Cross Solutions technicians are trained and competent under FPAS to carry out inspections, testing, and maintenance of these essential safety measures. This guarantees compliance with statutory requirements while maintaining asset integrity, reliability, and occupant safety.

What is an Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS)?

An Annual Fire Safety Statement (AFSS) is a document issued by or on behalf of the owner(s) of an existing building. This is an annual statement that indicates that each fire safety measure that applies to that building has been inspected by a competent fire safety practitioner (CFSP) and that the systems perform as required. Annual Fire Safety Statements must be issued for every building other than class 1 (house), this must be done using a standard template form published by the NSW Government.

Following April 2020, only Competent Fire Safety Practitioners (CFSPs) accredited under the Fire Protection Association Australia (FPA Australia) Fire Protection Accreditation Scheme (FPAS) will be able to complete the inspection, testing and maintenance for an AFSS.

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