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Fireworks displays - notification requirements
You must notify us before you conduct a fireworks display. You must also give notice after a display, including information about any malfunction or incident that occurred during the display.
This page explains how to meet your notification obligations under Queensland explosives legislation.
Note: Fireworks displays can only be conducted by authorised fireworks contractors. If you are not a fireworks contractor you cannot conduct a display in Queensland.
Who this applies to
- Fireworks contractor for a fireworks display
- Display host for a fireworks display
How to lodge your notices
The table below shows what you need to submit and how to do it. If you need more help:
- refer to the legislation (references in the tables below)
- refer to the requirements of fireworks contractors and operators
- read the Queensland code of practice: Control of outdoor fireworks displays (PDF, 1.4MB).
| Report/notice and legislation | When to lodge | How to lodge |
|---|---|---|
|
Notice (by fireworks contractor) of proposed fireworks display (ER1 s. 169) | At least 7 days before the display | Submit online using the Fireworks display notification form |
|
Notice (by fireworks contractor) after fireworks display (ER s. 171) | Within 7 days after the display | Submit online using the Fireworks post display notification form |
- Last reviewed: 31 Aug 2017
- Last updated: 4 Feb 2020
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Contact
Contact the Explosives Inspectorate