Perakuan Bomba

A Fire Certificate is valid for one (1) year from the date of issue and must be renewed annually.

Applications for the renewal of a Fire Certificate shall be submitted using Form III and must be made not less than thirty (30) days before the expiry date of the Fire Certificate. The renewal fee is fifty percent (50%) of the initial Fire Certificate fee.

Applications for the renewal of a Fire Certificate submitted less than thirty (30) days before the expiry date may be subject to a late penalty of RM100.00. Applications submitted after the expiry date shall be treated as a new Fire Certificate application and must be submitted using Form I. The full fee applicable to a first-time application shall be charged.

Where a designated premises already holds a valid Fire Certificate, no alterations or modifications shall be carried out if such changes would render the existing fire safety installations inadequate. The applicant shall submit the proposed building plans to the Department before any renovation or alteration works commence. The Department will review the submitted plans and endorse the proposed plans accordingly. Subsequently, an inspection will be arranged prior to the issuance of the Fire Certificate.

A new Fire Certificate will be issued upon payment of the prescribed fee, whereas an amended Fire Certificate will be issued if no fee is payable.

Any applicant may appeal to the Minister upon receiving notification of the refusal or decision in any of the following circumstances:

1. The Director General refuses to issue a Fire Certificate;
2. The conditions imposed on the issued Fire Certificate cannot be complied with; or
3. The applicant is dissatisfied with any decision made by the Director General to amend an existing Fire Certificate or issue a new Fire Certificate.

1. Making alterations or modifications to designated premises with a valid Fire Certificate without prior notification.
2. Failure to comply with instructions requiring the provision of adequate fire safety installations.
3. Failing to obtain a valid Fire Certificate.
4. Forging, falsifying, or possessing a forged Fire Certificate.
5. Making any false statement or providing false information in an application for a Fire Certificate.
6. Transferring, assigning, or permitting any other person to use the holder's Fire Certificate.
7. Failing to notify the Director General in writing of the loss or destruction of a Fire Certificate.
8. Failing to submit the required information.
9. Failing to display the Fire Certificate at all times.