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Property Brokers Compliance provide a quality and timely inspection and advisory service to commercial building owners.

We have a dedicated team of compliance inspectors who provide services in regard to the following legislation:

• Building Act 2004
• New Zealand Fire Service Act 1975
• Building Regulations 2005
• The Fire Safety and Evacuation of Buildings Regulations 2006

Under the Building Act 2004, commercial buildings with a fire alarm, sprinkler or other health and life safety systems require a Building Warrant of Fitness. As part of this Building Warrant of Fitness programme, buildings require 11 monthly inspections and one annual audit by a registered IQP.

Their aim is to bring clients a high level of compliance by consulting, maintaining, reporting and inspecting individual properties to meet the requirements of relevant building and fire legislation.

The Property Brokers Compliance team have a very broad experience base in fire protection, safety security, Civil Defence, risk management and compliance work. They are IQP registered.

You can purchase fire safety equipment from Property Brokers Compliance including, fire extinguishers, smoke alarms, safety signage, fire blankets, hose reels and a whole range of other fire protection devices.

For more information on the Building Act 2004 visit www.dbh.govt.nz

For information from the New Zealand Fire Service on fire safety and evacuation of buildings visit www.fire.org.nz

Property Brokers Compliance provide basic fire safety analysis for building owners, fire and safety risk management, staff lectures, warden training in fire procedures, hands-on fire extinguisher, fire appliance and hose reel training and demonstrations, ie Evacuation procedures and schemes, provision of fire drills, testing and servicing of fire protection systems and devices.

They are registered and approved to operate in the lower North Island throughout the Manawatu, Rangitikei, Horowhenua, Tararua, Hawke's Bay, Wairarapa and Wellington regions.