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AS 1851 is a critical part of maintaining safe, compliant commercial buildings and protecting occupants, tenants, and assets. With the standard becoming mandatory in NSW from February 2026, commercial property owners and managers must ensure fire safety systems are maintained, tested, and documented in line with AS 1851. Understanding system requirements, maintenance intervals, and compliance responsibilities helps reduce legal, operational, and financial risk.

Australian Standards committee ME-062* Ventilation and Air Conditioning recently released a new ruling regarding AS1682.1:2015 Fire,...

Together we can improve your building’s environmental performance by reducing the energy consumption of your HVAC System. And there are...

Under reforms to Fire Safety regulations, the NSW Government is making the fire safety standard AS1851-2012 - Routine service of fire...

Beaver Williams is excited to be presenting our services to the Hotel and Accommodation Industry at the No Vacancy Expo in Sydney this week. No Vacancy Expo takes place at the Sydney International Convention Centre on Thursday 31st August and Friday 1st September 2023. Beaver Williams has extensive experience working with various clients in this industry including the Intercontinental, Vibe Hotel, Quest Apartments, APX Apartments, Accor, Hyatt, Medina Serviced Apartments, A

Local refrigeration apprentice Nash Martin is one of Australia’s top 20 under 25. Local refrigeration apprentice Nash Martin has been...

Whether you are opening a new facility or undertaking a tenancy refit, the selection of the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning...

Beaver Williams provides testing and certification for all fire safety measures required for a building’s annual fire safety statement...

Up to 50% of a commercial building’s energy use is consumed by the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System. Improving...

The purpose of preventative maintenance is to keep your HVAC system up and running all season long with no surprise breakdowns while...