Insights & Latest News
2020 Fire Protection are leaders in their field and regularly give-back to worthy charities and contribute to important industry associations, such as Strata Communities Australia, Fire Protection Association Australia and the Facilities Management Association. Below is the latest on what we’ve been up to.
Smoke Alarms & Smoke Detectors – What’s The difference?
These two names are often interchanged; however, they are entirely different devices with alternative purposes. Smoke alarms are self-contained, stand-alone, single or interconnected smoke-sensing devices…
2020 Fire – Finalist in Australian Small Business Champion Awards
Australian Small Business Awards We’re proud to announce that 2020 Fire has been nominated as a Finalist in the Trade Category of the…
2020 Fire CEO Elected to FPAA National Board
We’re proud to announce that our Founder and CEO, Rob Broadhead has been elected to the National Board of the Fire Protection Association of Australia…
Technician Got COVID – Nobody Caught It!
In September a 2020 Fire Protection Technician was identified by NSW Health as a close contact of a COVID case at Eastern Suburbs Legion Club…
Council Fire Order Upgrade Review
Rony Zlochevsky is one of four owners in the block of units in Lane Cove. He is chairman of the strata committee of the body…
April Group’s Facility Manager Reviews 2020 Fire
2020 Fire Protection has, for the past seven years, provided testing and checking for eight buildings managed by the April Group. Their Head of…
First National Real Estate Reviews 2020 Fire
First National Real Estate manages a block of aged studios in Newtown. The building was served with a Council Fire Upgrade order for…
Fines for Late Annual Fire Safety Statements
Does my building require an Annual Fire Safety Statement? If you are a building owner or manager, it’s better to be sure. We can generally…
2020 Fire Protection Welcomes back 111 Year Old Prestigious Fire Safety Client
We’re pleased to welcome back one of the most prestigious residential facilities in Sydney. While over 110,000 people in NSW “apply *” to live here…