Your Fire Protection Experts
Our fire protection and suppression systems are your best plan for improving fire safety at your premises. We sell, service and install fire suppression systems
You can purchase any fire equipment you need directly from us without retailer margins. We also service fire safety equipment, including fire extinguishers, alarm panels, and emergency lights. In addition, we Test and Tag electrical equipment.
Staff training is a key component to complete your fire protection measures. Our popular trainers are certified fire safety experts. They can quickly skill up fire wardens and teach your staff the safest ways to deal with fires, as well as how and when to use fire extinguishers.
Give us a call today to get fire protection in order at your premises.
Fire Equipment Servicing
You have every right to feel nervous if your fire protection equipment hasn’t been serviced lately. Regular servicing ensures that you can rely on it in case of emergency. We service all fire safety gear.
Fire Equipment Sale
Buy your fire protection equipment directly from East-West Fire Services without paying unnecessary retail margins. You’ll find reliable fire prevention and suppression products from quality brands such as FPA, QTec, Ansul, Sandvik, Chubb, and Flamestop.
Fire Suppression Systems & Mining
East-West Fire Services has been called in to set up fire suppression systems all over Australia, as well as overseas. We have the experience when it comes to fire suppression for vehicles, buildings and mine sites.
Fire Safety Training
A fire warden is responsible for monitoring fire safety equipment and leading fire drills in preparation for evacuation action. We can train your employees, especially fire wardens, on the use of any fire protection equipment.
Electrical Testing
As a business owner, you are responsible for making sure that your electrical equipment is safe to use. We provide Test and Tag services that allow you to better manage your responsibilities in this regard.
Passive Fire
Passive fire protection (PFP) includes fire-rated building materials and fire retardants. Passive means it doesn’t rely on triggers, such as smoke detectors, or grabbing a fire extinguisher. Ask us today about PFP for your premises.
Important Information
New legislation states that all homes must have photoelectric interconnected smoke alarms installed by 1 January 2027. With interconnected alarms, when one alarm sounds, all alarms sound, giving you early warning of any emergency and extra time to escape. The legislation requires that all smoke alarms comply with Australian standard 3786-2014 and pre-existing smoke alarms be replaced with interconnected smoke alarms.