Guidelines for built environment
The Fire Engineering Process
This guide details the Fire & Rescue NSW process for review of fire engineering documentation for buildings subject to alternative solutions in accordance with the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000. This guide is intended for use by Fire Engineers and Certifying Authorities.
The Fire Engineering Process (PDF, 458KB)
Guidelines for built environment
Guidelines for Emergency Plans at sites having Dangerous Goods, Explosives and Major Hazard Facilities (PDF, 648KB)
Guidelines for bulk storage of rubber tyres (PDF, 1.2MB)
Guidelines for emergency vehicle access (PDF, 2MB)
Guidelines for tactical fire plans (PDF, 1.1MB)
Guidelines on streamlined 144 applications for large isolated buildings (PDF, 303KB)
Guidelines for minor residential development (PDF, 500KB)
Guide sheets for built environment
Guide sheet 1: Features of AS2419.1 Booster Assembly (PDF, 207KB)
Guide sheet 2: Location of AS2419.1 Booster Assembly (PDF, 199KB)
Guide sheet 3: Pump performance of NSWFB appliances (PDF, 316KB)
Guide sheet 4: NSW Fire Brigade Hose Couplings (PDF, 183KB)
Guide sheet 5: Hardstand areas for NSWFB appliances (PDF, 1.5MB)
Guide sheet 6: Booster inlets - Single insert boosters (PDF, 570KB)
Guide sheet 7: Security in apartment complexes (PDF, 66KB)
- Quick Links
- Online Payments
- Automatic Fire Alarms
- Media releases
- Retained recruitment
- Services
- Publications
- Lodge fire safety concern
- Ministerial Media Releases
- Building fire safety
- Fire safety for business
- Smoke alarms
- Factsheets
- Recovery - After the fire
- Community Fire Units
- Right to information
- Find a fire station

