Tunnel Network Fire Tank Services

Ensuring Safety in Underground Infrastructure

At Fire Tanks Australia, we understand the critical role of fire protection in tunnel networks. Our specialised services ensure your fire tanks and water reservoirs are maintained to the highest standards, safeguarding underground infrastructure and public safety.

We serve clients such as Gold Coast Airport and Clem7, focusing on the east coast of Australia from Brisbane to Northern NSW. Our team is well-versed in meeting stringent requirements and possesses deep knowledge and experience in the industry.

Technician securing equipment on top of a water tank overlooking a busy urban roadway with cityscape in the background.
Fire Tanks Australia team preparing equipment for maintenance of industrial sprinkler and hydrant tanks.

Tailored for Tunnel Networks

Our services are designed to meet the unique needs of tunnel networks. We provide:

  • AS1851 compliant fire tank cleaning
  • Commercial fire tank maintenance
  • Industrial fire tank inspections
  • Fire suppression tank cleaning
  • Confined space tank cleaning

Our QBCC certified tank inspectors ensure all work adheres to the stringent requirements of the Australian Standard AS 1851-2012, providing you with peace of mind and reliable fire protection.

Expertise in Tunnel Network Safety

Fire Tanks Australia is trusted by leading tunnel network operators for our:

  • Licensed fire tank cleaning services that exceed industry standards.
  • Use of advanced commercial diving techniques for in-depth tank inspections and maintenance without draining, conserving water and reducing downtime.
  • Extensive experience in fire tank refurbishment services, including liner replacements and structural repairs.
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Our dedication to excellence, compliance, and innovative solutions makes us the preferred partner for maintaining tunnel network safety.

Fire Tanks Australia equipment set up for maintenance and inspection of large industrial fire water tanks.

Legal Requirements for Fire Protection in Tunnel Networks

Fire protection in tunnel networks must adhere to strict regulations and standards to ensure safety and reliability. Key requirements include:

  • AS 1851-2012: Routine service of fire protection systems, covering inspections and maintenance schedules.
  • AS 2419.1-2005: Design, installation, and commissioning of fire hydrant systems.
  • AS 2304-2011: Guidelines for water storage tanks used in fire protection.
  • AS/NZS 3500: Plumbing and drainage requirements for fire protection systems.
  • AS 2118: Standards for automatic fire sprinkler systems.
  • Building Code of Australia (BCA): Fire safety provisions for tunnel networks.
  • Fire and Emergency Services Act 1990 (Qld): Mandates maintenance of fire safety installations, with penalties for non-compliance.
  • Contractors must hold appropriate licences for fire protection services.
  • Compliance with QBCC (Queensland Building and Construction Commission) standards ensures qualified service providers.
  • Regular inspections and maintenance as per AS 1851.
  • Comprehensive documentation of all fire protection activities.
  • Ongoing training and education for personnel involved in fire safety.

By adhering to these standards and regulations, tunnel networks can maintain effective fire protection systems, ensuring the safety of infrastructure and lives.