Fire Extingishers in Queensland
We supply, install and maintain fire extinguishers across Queensland, helping businesses stay compliant, prepared and protected with correctly selected equipment and fast, reliable servicing.
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Fire Extinguishers That Work When Needed
Fire extinguishers are often the first line of defence in an emergency, and getting them right makes a real difference. At Industry Fire Services, we provide professional fire extinguisher solutions for commercial and industrial sites throughout Queensland, ensuring every extinguisher is correctly selected, positioned and maintained to Australian Standards. We take the time to assess your site risks, building layout and operational activities so the right extinguisher types are installed in the right locations—not just what’s easiest or cheapest.
Our team handles everything from new installations to routine inspections, testing and replacements, helping you meet compliance obligations without confusion or disruption. Clear tagging, accurate records and practical advice are all part of the service, so you always know where you stand. Whether you’re fitting out a new site or maintaining an existing facility, we make sure your extinguishers are ready to perform when it matters most.
If you want confidence that your fire extinguishers are compliant, accessible and fit for purpose, speak with our team today. Call 1800 964 968 to organise expert fire extinguisher support.
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Ongoing Servicing & Compliance Support
Fire extinguisher compliance doesn’t stop once equipment is installed. Regular inspections, testing and maintenance are essential to ensure extinguishers remain operational and meet regulatory requirements. We provide scheduled servicing programs designed to suit active workplaces, reducing downtime while keeping your safety systems up to date. Our technicians identify issues early, replace expired units and ensure pressure, seals and signage are all correct.

Beyond servicing, we help simplify compliance by keeping records accurate and easy to access. This is especially important for businesses managing multiple sites or preparing for audits. By staying proactive, we help reduce risk, avoid last-minute scrambles and ensure your workplace remains protected year-round. For reliable servicing and practical compliance support, get in touch with our team to discuss a maintenance plan that fits your site and operations.
FAQ's
What types of fire extinguishers do I need for my building?
The types of fire extinguishers required depend on the specific fire risks present in your building. Different extinguishers are designed for different fire classes, such as electrical fires, flammable liquids or ordinary combustibles. A proper site assessment considers the activities carried out, equipment used and materials stored to ensure the correct extinguisher types are installed in suitable locations.
How often do fire extinguishers need to be serviced in Australia?
In Australia, fire extinguishers must generally be inspected every six months in accordance with Australian Standards. Regular servicing checks pressure levels, physical condition, signage and accessibility. Annual and five-yearly maintenance requirements may also apply, depending on extinguisher type, to ensure ongoing reliability and compliance.
Where should fire extinguishers be located in a workplace?
Fire extinguishers should be clearly visible, easily accessible and positioned along normal paths of travel, particularly near exits and high-risk areas. Placement must comply with spacing and height requirements outlined in Australian Standards. Poor positioning can delay response time during an emergency, reducing effectiveness
