Fire Equipment Services

21/05/2025

Day 1 WHSS 2025 (Melb).......a great success for FES!

21/05/2025

FES' Work Health Safety Show set up went a little like this..........

07/05/2025

FES is exhibiting at the Workplace Health & Safety Show 21st-22nd May.
Essential Safety Measures and Emergency Management contribute to the safety of your workplace. Be sure to call in on our team who’ll be more than happy to answer questions you have in relation to the regulatory requirements of both. You’ll find us at stand F44. Register at: https://lnkd.in/gddtzAcj

23/12/2024

13/05/2024

FES is pleased to advise we will be exhibiting at Melbourne's Workplace Health & Safety Show 22nd & 23rd May.
FES will be located at stand , providing advice in relation to your Essential Safey Measures and Emergency Management Training requirements. Come and say hi! Register here for your FREE pass: https://bit.ly/3UgzTaw

15/12/2023

Stay safe over the holiday break, remember to water your trees if they are natural to avoid drying out, this is also a great time to check your smoke detectors.

12/12/2023

When choosing a spot for your tree, here are a few safety tips to follow.

08/12/2023

It is important to ensure we don’t overload power and power boards as they can cause electrical shortages and therefore are a fire hazard. See these sites for more holiday safety tips. https://www.frv.vic.gov.au/fireys-shine-light-christmas-safety and https://www.esv.vic.gov.au/media-centre/news/be-safe-christmas-lights-and-decorations

05/12/2023

Safety during the holidays is an often overlooked but very important aspect of the holiday season. See these sites for further safety tips https://www.frv.vic.gov.au/fireys-shine-light-christmas-safety and https://www.esv.vic.gov.au/community-safety/energy-safety-guides/home-safety/christmas-light-safety

01/12/2023

Holiday lighting, while beautiful to look at can pose a fire hazard for your house. Over the coming weeks follow these 10 tips for keeping your loved ones safe during the holiday season.

28/11/2023

Lithium-ion batteries are rechargeable batteries found in e-scooters, e-cigarettes, e-bikes, electric vehicles, golf buggies, power banks, vacuum cleaners, power tools and gardening appliances. Once a lithium-ion battery catches alight it can develop dangerous, self-sustaining flames and potentially release shrapnel and toxic gas so when purchasing batteries over the holiday season please ensure to keep these battery safety tips in mind.

23/11/2023

The end of the year is almost here, book in emergency training to refresh your skills before the end of the year. https://fes.com.au/training/warden-chief-warden/