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Fire System Servicing in Malaysia: Roles, Responsibilities, and Compliance

  • Writer: FiCore Engineering
    FiCore Engineering
  • Jan 15
  • 2 min read

Updated: Feb 10

Fire systems are critical safety installations designed to protect life and property in Malaysia. These systems must remain operational at all times, as failure during an emergency can have severe consequences. Fire system servicing ensures readiness, reliability, and compliance with national fire safety regulations.


1. Overview of Fire System Servicing

Fire system servicing includes inspection, testing, maintenance, and verification of systems such as fire pumps, sprinkler networks, hydrants, hose reels, fire alarms, and control panels.


Servicing ensures all components function correctly and are capable of responding effectively during fire incidents.


2. Legal and Regulatory Framework

Fire system servicing in Malaysia is governed by the Fire Services Act 1988 (Act 341), Uniform Building By-Laws (UBBL) 1984, and requirements issued by Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (BOMBA).


Only registered and competent personnel are authorised to perform servicing, testing, and maintenance of fire protection systems.


3. Scope of Fire System Servicing

Fire system servicing activities include fire pump flow testing, pressure verification, inspection of sprinkler and hydrant coverage, alarm functionality testing, and control panel verification.


Regular servicing ensures systems remain operational and compliant with fire authority requirements.

 

A worker wearing safety gear inspects a fire alarm control panel in an industrial facility, ensuring the fire system is operational.
A worker wearing safety gear inspects a fire alarm control panel in an industrial facility, ensuring the fire system is operational.

4. Importance of Records of Fire System and Fire Certification

Maintenance records and test reports are essential for Fire Certificate application and renewal. These documents demonstrate compliance during inspections and audits conducted by fire authorities.


Incomplete or inaccurate records of fire system may delay approvals or result in enforcement actions.


5. Conclusion

Fire system servicing is a legal obligation and a critical safety practice in Malaysia. Proper servicing ensures system readiness, regulatory compliance, and effective protection during fire emergencies.


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