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At Bushfire and Environmental Management Consultancy (BEMC), we are passionate about helping Hunter Valley properties put effective bushfire strategies in place. Our expert team can help you formulate a bushfire survival plan, compile thorough safety reports and conduct bushfire attack level assessments. We also provide various land management services and can organise Controlled Burning Contractors (CBCs) to add an extra dimension of safety to your property.
When you choose BEMC, you can count on receiving a comprehensive action plan that will help mitigate risks associated with bushfires. If you would like to find out more, or request a no-obligation quote, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can reach us on 0408 667 137.
The following are just a few reasons why BEMC is the obvious choice when it comes to keeping your property prepared for bushfires in the Hunter Valley:
If you’d like to find out more about the services we offer, or request a quote, reach out to us today.
Our expert bushfire consultants in the Hunter Valley will conduct a thorough assessment of your property and develop a plan to better protect it in the event of a bushfire. At BEMC, our consultants also offer services to help restore land that has been decimated by bushfires.
At BEMC, we provide Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) certificates and reports to clients in the Hunter Valley. These are needed to demonstrate that your property (or proposed development) does not fall within the flame zone and has access to vital fire protection facilities.
When it comes to bushfires, consider not just your prevention strategy, but also what you would do in the event of a crisis. We offer bushfire emergency planning for clients throughout the Hunter Valley. This includes evacuation planning services tailored to your specific needs.
Our professionals will help you formulate the optimal strategy for mitigating risk associated with bushfires. We undertake field surveys, review existing bushfire reports and plans, offer assessments for the maintenance of Hunter Valley biodiversity and much more.
At BEMC, our seasoned team is committed to helping you navigate the complex maze of requirements that need to be met to ensure your property is bushfire compliant. In addition to assessments for new buildings, we can provide retroactive compliance reviews throughout the Hunter Valley.
A bushfire assessment report is a crucial document when it comes to designing buildings and constructing them in bushfire prone areas. We can compile these reports – assessing your vegetation, the slope of the area and other key factors. Our team can provide reports for clients throughout the Hunter Valley.
In the event of a bushfire, having a well thought out plan in place could mean the difference between life and death. We at BEMC are accredited to tailor survival plans for your specific requirements. Land management services are also available, and we take on jobs throughout the Hunter Valley.
If you are considering purchasing vacant land and would like a constraints study to identify development options, BEMC will get the job done. We are able to provide our assessment findings to builders, architects, building designers and other relevant personnel. Constraint assessments are available throughout the Hunter Valley.
To help protect your property from bushfires, we can deploy controlled burning contractors in the Hunter Valley. These professionals can strategically burn areas – better protecting your property and local wildlife in the event of a bushfire. Post burn evaluation and reporting is available.
We recommend keeping your gutters free of leaves, mowing your lawn regularly, and removing excess ground fuels. It’s also advisable to seal gaps in external roof and wall cladding – as this will help keep out embers. Of course, it’s just as crucial to have a well-informed evacuation plan in place, formulated by bushfire safety professionals.
Bushfires can travel quite rapidly in the right wind conditions. The maximum reliably recorded speed of a bushfire is 27 kilometres per hour. As such, it’s important to have a safety plan in place that can be implemented rapidly.
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FPA Bronze Member
BPAD Accredited
FPA Bronze Member
