Workplace fire safety

Follow guidance from SafeWork NSW on the proper charging and storage of lithium-ion battery-powered devices to prevent fire hazards at work.

Charge safe: at work [external link]

Every business should have a Business Continuity Plan. No business is immune to the risks of disruption or disaster.

Build a Business Continuity Plan here [external link]

When running a small business from home, we recommend extra precautions to help reduce your risk.

Learn about home small business fire safety

Small businesses need to have plans to prevent fires and to help their business recover should an unforeseen emergency occur.

Learn about small business fire safety

Restaurants, cafes and other eating establishments are workplaces that are at a high risk from fire.

Learn about restaurant fire safety

Incidents involving chemicals and fuels can result in explosions or fire, causing death or serious injury, as well as large scale damage to property and the surrounding environment. Learn about hazardous material safety at work

With proper use, a portable fire extinguisher will be able to reduce or eliminate injury, damage and cost to business in the event of a small fire. Learn about portable fire extinguishers

Making steel from recycled materials uses 75% less energy than when producing steel from raw materials. Learn about maintaining and recycling fire extinguishers.