Australian Restaurant & F&B Compliance Checklist
Complete inspection checklist covering FSANZ Food Standards Code, AS 1851 kitchen fire safety, WHS Act workplace safety, NCC 2022 building standards, and Disability Standards. Be audit-ready for health and fire inspections.
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Australian food businesses must comply with FSANZ food safety standards, AS 1851 fire protection, WHS workplace safety, and state health department requirements - each with different frequencies and documentation needs.
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Complete Australian Compliance Checklist
Use this checklist to ensure your Australian restaurant or food service meets all regulatory requirements. Click any section to expand or collapse.
Temperature Control
Food Storage & Handling
Cleaning & Sanitisation
Personal Hygiene & Training
Pest Control
Kitchen Exhaust Hood System
Kitchen Fire Suppression
Fire Extinguishers
Cooking Equipment Safety
Fire Detection & Alarm
Fire Suppression (Building)
Egress & Emergency Systems
HVAC & Refrigeration
Electrical & Plumbing
Kitchen Hazards
Chemical Safety
Manual Handling
Emergency Preparedness
Entrance & Approach
Dining Area
Facilities
Waste Management
Water & Energy
Noise & Odour
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Temperature Monitoring
Kitchen Hood & Fire Safety
Environmental & Utilities
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This checklist is based on Australian Standards including FSANZ Food Standards Code, Safe Food Australia, AS 1851:2012, WHS Act 2011, and Disability Standards 2010. Requirements may vary by state, building type, and food service classification. Always verify specific requirements with your local health department, fire authority, and council.
Sources
- FSANZ Food Standards Code
- Safe Food Australia Guidelines
- AS 1851:2012 Fire Protection Maintenance
- Safe Work Australia WHS
- Disability Standards 2010
- State Health Department (example: NSW Food Authority)
Last updated: February 2026