An Annual Fire Safety Certificate (AFSC) is a formal document issued each year by a building owner or manager to confirm that all fire safety measures in a building have been inspected, tested, and verified as working correctly.
An Annual Fire Safety Certificate (AFSC) is a formal document issued each year by a building owner or manager to confirm that all fire safety measures in a building have been inspected, tested, and verified as working correctly. It certifies compliance with the building’s approved fire safety schedule and relevant regulations, covering systems such as alarms, sprinklers, extinguishers, emergency lighting, and exits. The AFSC must be submitted to the local council and fire authority to demonstrate that the premises remain safe for occupants and meet legal obligations.