Practitioner guides for Australian facilities teams
Each guide starts from the standard or regulation a building is held to, says what has to be in place, and ends with a short checklist. They are written from practice, by a founder who ran national education and Defence estates before building FMIQ Nexus.
Practitioner's guides, not legal advice. Each one says when its legal points were checked. Confirm specifics against the current instrument and your building's own documents before you rely on them.
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Aged care Standard 4: the maintenance evidence to hold before an assessor asks
The outcomes that are law, the records each home should hold, and how fire, water, electrical and plant duties fit in.
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The NSW annual fire safety statement evidence pack
What to hold before you sign: the schedule, one record per measure, the practitioner's assessment and the two clocks.
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Essential safety measures by state and territory
The annual statement or report in all eight jurisdictions, who signs it, where it goes and the standard behind it.
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AS 1851 in NSW: what facilities teams must have in place now
The three answers an auditor asks for: the routine per measure, the evidence per visit and the defect loop.
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CMMS software in Australia: what to look for
A practitioner's buying guide: the statutory spine, contractor gating, the money chain and the field test.
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See it on one job
Walk one job through the product, from the report to the evidence. Or book a twenty minute demo on one of your own buildings.