Building Fire Safety Committee
The Building Fire Safety Committee inspects buildings within the Council area to determine whether the fire safety of the building is adequate.
The Committee's focus is on inspecting buildings where members of the public stay or gather, for example Aged Care facilities, hotels and sporting clubrooms.
If the Building Fire Safety Committee considers that the fire safety of a building is inadequate, it can issue a notice under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 in order to have the problem rectified.
The Mount Barker Building Fire Safety Committee comprises:
- A person who holds prescribed qualifications in Building Surveying
- A person with expertise in the area of Fire Safety
- A person approved by the Chief Officer of the Country Fire service
- A person approved by the Chief Officer of the Metropolitan Fire Service
The establishment of a Building Fire Safety Committee is required under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016.
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