The Importance Of Pool Compliance

Swimming pool owners must ensure they comply with local rules and be aware that safety laws may change over time. You will need a certificate of conformity whether you are an owner occupier, renting a home with a pool or intend to rent out or sell your house with a pool in the backyard. Here are some facts about swimming pool compliance rules and any changes you should be aware of.

You Can Make A Very Easy Mistake

The purpose of compliance certifications is to maintain pool safety and prevent avoidable drowning deaths. By having your pool inspected by professionals any issues you may have overlooked will be brought to your attention so that you can fix them and possibly avoid a terrible accident.

Many Pools Lose in The First Round

While you may believe that your pool is completely secure, many potential problems might cause a pool to be non-compliant. In fact, according to statistics, as many as 95% of pools fail the first inspection, therefore it is worthwhile to engage with professional pool certifiers so they can provide you with a thorough report.

Some Causes Of Non-Compliance With Pool Regulations Are As Follows:

• Unsecured latches that leave the gate open
• Nearby, there is a climbable device that a toddler could use to climb over the fence
• Unlocked windows overlooking the pool
• Absence of authorised signage

Since some of these issues are simple to rectify, it is crucial to address these issues before your inspection to avoid further delays.

Compliance Saves Lives

It is undeniable that the introduction of pool compliance certificates, which were intended to minimise drowning deaths, particularly in youngsters, has reduced the frequency of drowning incidents. Pool certification, together with common sense precautions like close monitoring of kids in the pool, can help avert one of the many terrible tragedies that regrettably still happen as the weather warms up.

We strongly advise you to contact us about the necessary compliance steps if you desire a pool safety certificate. We offer guidance on fencing, obstacles and other components that go into making your Gold Coast home’s pool and pool area safe. Our pool safety inspector is available to you for ongoing guidance. Get in touch with us right away!