Rob Newcombe

Betta Fire Protection has spent over 40 years installing, maintaining smoke alarms and carrying out smoke alarm inspections and testing, so we thought we’d share some info on the different types of smoke alarms and which smoke alarm solutions are best for your site.  Depending on the building, the requirements for smoke alarms will vary. […]

Each year, too many Australian businesses are destroyed by preventable fires. From retail shops and executive offices to hospitals, schools and warehouses, protecting your workplace from fire means having the correct essential fire safety measures in place.  For this reason, the Building Code of Australia and NSW fire laws require most commercial premises to be […]

When a fire starts, there are generally three effective ways to put out a fire: starving it,  smothering it, or interrupting its combustion process. But how? Fire suppression systems work to safeguard your property and stop a fire should one ever occur. 

Wondering when and how often to undertake workplace fire warden training? We give you all the answers to ensure your business complies with WHS and so your employees can be ready for anything. See why fire warden training and refreshers are so important.

Fire doors are a crucial facet of your passive fire protection system as they reduce the spread of fire by creating a separation barrier between separate areas of a building. But what's the difference between fire-rated doors and fireproof doors? Betta Fire Protection explains.

So, you have a fire extinguisher installed, but do you know when, where and how to use it? If not, you’re not alone. While most buildings will have a fire extinguisher, many occupants don’t know where it is located or don’t know how to use it. Many more would never consider there are multiple types of extinguishers, for use on multiple types of fire.