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As a business owner or manager that occupies or manages a building in Queensland, you are required by law to ensure the safety of any individual in that building if a fire or other emergency occurs. The National Safety Council of Australia state the following information about businesses in Australia: Only one out of four…

Fire alarms provide everyone inside the building an early warning signal, giving them time to evacuate the building and flee the danger. Buildings used for commercial purposes must have proper fire safety equipment, as required by law. The safety of everyone inside a facility must be maintained and protected by the building owner or manager.…

Certificates of Classification were renamed Certificates of Occupancy on October 1, 2020. A Form 11 Certificate of Occupancy contains information about a building's classification and permissible uses, as well as fire safety and any other building requirements. If you're developing, selling, or converting a commercial building to a residential property, you've probably heard of the…

Investing in a strata property can be a wise decision, which is why an increasing number of Australians prefer to live in apartments rather than detached suburban homes. Apartment living is not only a more cost-effective way to enter the property market; it also provides minimal maintenance, the convenience of living closer to city centers,…