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To submit an application for written advice (AWA), you are required to complete the following application for written advice and submit with the appropriate documentation as per the explanatory notes.

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Information contained within the EIB is required to be reviewed every five years and must be signed by an authorised FRV officer.

The information contained in the EIB is designed to ensure the safety of emergency services personnel and help them make decisions regarding response actions and strategies.

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Our work ensures toxic and hazardous chemicals are supplied and stored safely. This is to improve the safety of our community and our firefighters.

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Upon receipt of all documentation an FRV Dangerous Goods representative will review the submitted documents and advise the next stage of the application process.

As the occupier or owner of a business that manufactures stores or handles dangerous goods, you may be required to formally request written advice from Fire Rescue Victoria as per the following sections of the regulations.

The details must be an accurate representation of the sites required information as contained within the EIB. Information and explanatory notes are listed here to assist you with required documentation.

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The Victorian Government acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and acknowledges and pays respect to their Elders, past and present.

There are numerous reasons that may require an operator of a dangerous goods site to apply for written advice. Please review the following instances that may be relevant to your application.

The Emergency Information Book (EIB) is designed to ensure that key information is available to the emergency services in the event of an emergency or incident at your site.

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If you use, manufacture, store or handle dangerous goods, you will be subject to the requirements of the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 and the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004.

Fees will be charged at the rate of 10 fee units for the first hour and 2.5 fee units for each subsequent quarter hour or part thereof.

FRV strongly advocates the use of this type of folder as it creates consistency of layout across your site (if several folders are in use) and affords emergency responders the ability to access information in a format and layout they are familiar with.

FRV are able to supply EIB folders specifically designed to arrange all your sites documentation in a systematic colour coded format.