INSPECTION PROCESS
Step1: Book Inspection
Step 2: Pool Safety Inspection
Step 2: Pool Safety Inspection
To book an inspection, contact us via the
"Book Inspection" form, give us a call, or pop us an email. We will then arrange a suitable date and time, to complete your inspection.
Step 2: Pool Safety Inspection
Step 2: Pool Safety Inspection
Step 2: Pool Safety Inspection
Your pool safety inspection will be carried out by a licensed pool safety inspector.
They will check that your pool/spa's barriers/surrounds are compliant, to meet the Swimming Pool Australian Standards. This will include the height, strength and rigidity of the barriers, as well as their surrounds.
Should the pool barriers/surround fail, a
non-compliant notice will be issued with a list of items that need to be rectified. Once the failed items are rectified, a re-inspection will be required to check compliance.
Step 3: Get Certified
Step 2: Pool Safety Inspection
Step 3: Get Certified
After the inspection/s are completed and the pool surround passes, the Form 23 Pool Safety Certificate will be supplied within 2 days, and updated with the QLD Swimming Pool Register.
Your Pool Safety Certificate will need to be renewed every year for shared pools, and every 2 years for non-shared, to maintain the safety of your pool.