Pool Inspectors - Fully Licensed & Experienced
As fully licensed pool inspectors, Josh & Dane have completed over 1000 pool safety inspections since December 2010.
Pool Inspectors must be licensed to issue a pool safety certificate in Queensland. Like all industries there is the chance that someone may try to rip you off. Always ask the pool inspector to show their license. A pool inspectors license will show their Photo, license number and the Pool Safety Council logo. The entire card will have a security holigram effect to stop fake ID's from being produced.
If you're looking for an experienced pool inspector to check your pool fence or the pool fence of a property you're thinking of purchasing, give the experts a quick call - 1300 MR POOL or 1300 67 7665.
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View the Standard - This must be read in conjunction with the QDC MP3.4 2010 as there have been amendments to the standards and rules.
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The new pool safety laws aim to further reduce the incidences of drowning and serious immersion injuries of young children in swimming pools.
Queensland's swimming pool safety improvement strategy has two stages.
Stage 1 was introduced on 1 December 2009 and applies to new residential pools.
Stage 2, The final stage of the swimming pool safety laws is expected to start this summer (December 2010). Stage 2 mostly affects existing swimming pools. It is important that all pool owners are familiar with these new laws.
Side slice of a pool fence that shows the Non-climbable Zone, Additional Clear Area, Internal Clear Are, Fence Heights & Gaps.
