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Sydney Pool Safety Inspections
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At Pool Safety Pros, we’re dedicated to ensuring the safety and compliance of your pool and spa areas, providing peace of mind for families and property owners alike.
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Pool Inspections & Certificates
Our detailed inspection service ensures your pool meets regulations, covering all aspects from barrier heights to non-climbable zones.
Spa Inspections & Certificates
Similar to our pool inspections, we provide thorough checks for spas, ensuring all safety measures are in place and compliant with local laws.
Supply of CPR/Safety Signage
We supply and install CPR and safety signage around pool and spa areas, which are crucial for immediate response in case of an emergency.
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Pool Inspections & Safety Certificates
At Pool Safety Pros, ensuring the safety and compliance of your pool and spa in Sydney is our top priority. We are dedicated to providing exceptional service that aligns with New South Wales’ rigorous safety regulations, offering you a streamlined path to obtaining your Pool or Spa Safety Certificates.
- E1 Accredited Certifiers
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Fast Pool Safety Inspections
We’re dedicated to ensuring the safety and compliance of your pool.
Why Choose Pool Safety Pros?
FIXED PRICE SERVICE
No Hidden Fees
Our fixed pricing model is designed to provide you with peace of mind. Whether it’s inspections, certificates, or safety signage, our upfront pricing ensures there are no surprises.
LICENSED PROS
Accredited Experts
We take pride in our team of licensed professionals and accredited experts. Our inspectors have also undergone rigorous training to become accredited in pool safety inspection and certification.
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Hassle Free Service
Our hassle-free service is designed to take the stress out of pool safety compliance. From the moment you contact us to the completion of our services, our team works diligently to ensure a smooth, efficient, and pleasant experience.
Selling? Make Sure You're Compliant
When it comes to selling your property in Sydney, ensuring that your pool or spa is compliant with the latest safety regulations is not just a matter of responsibility—it’s a legal requirement. Pool Safety Pros makes this process as seamless and stress-free as possible, helping you to meet all necessary compliance requirements before listing your property.
- Full Compliance Checks
- Same-Day Certificates for Compliant Pools
Our Super Fast, Hassle-Free Process
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1. Request A Quote
Shoot us an email or give us a call and we’ll provide a clear, concise quote for your pool or spa safety inspection.
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2. Book a Time
Choose a time that suits your schedule, and we’ll be there. We’re available 7 days a week for your convenience.
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3. On Site Inspection
Our licensed experts will conduct thorough inspection with the bonus of on-the-spot minor fixes. We’re quick, but we never cut corners.
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4. Get Your Certificate
When your pool or spa meets all the safety standards, we issue your compliance certificate. Rest assured knowing you’re fully compliant.
Comprehensive Pool Safety Checks
- Pool Barrier & Fencing Height
- Pool Fence Structural Integrity
- Visible CPR / Safety Signage
- Pool Latches and Hinges
- Climbable Objects Check
- Adjacent Window Compliance
Servicing All Of Sydney
We’re committed to enhancing pool and spa safety across the entire Sydney area. Our services ensure that families and property owners throughout Sydney have access to expert inspection and compliance services.
- Eastern Suburbs
- Inner West
- St. George
- Lower North Shore
- Parramatta
- Canterbury
- South West Sydney
- Upper North Shore
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Free CPR Signage
Having a bright, easy-to-read CPR sign by your poolside is not only a smart compliance move but could literally be a lifesaver. That’s why we’re offering Free CPR Signage with Every Pool or Spa Inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
A compliance certificate for your swimming pool or spa is effective for three years from the date of issuance. This period of validity ensures that safety standards are maintained over time. For those interested in checking the compliance status of a specific property, the New South Wales Swimming Pool Register provides an online resource. By accessing their website, you can easily find out whether a property has a current certificate of compliance, offering assurance of the pool or spa’s safety and adherence to regulations. This resource is particularly useful for homeowners, potential property buyers, and real estate professionals seeking to verify compliance in line with New South Wales’ safety standards.
E1 Accredited Certifiers, serving as Public Officers, possess the authority to meticulously assess and verify that your swimming pool complies with all necessary standards. These officers, while hired by the pool owner, must prioritise the public interest. This commitment may entail advising pool owners to undertake specific modifications to meet compliance requirements.
It’s important to recognise that dissatisfaction with the results of an inspection does not influence its outcome. Should an inspection conclude with findings that require attention, the certifier is legally bound to issue a Notice to Comply, regardless of the pool owner’s personal sentiments towards the requested actions.
Although you might find yourself in disagreement with the proposed adjustments, it’s critical to understand that the regulatory framework does not accommodate personal opinions of pool owners. Private Certifiers are required to adhere strictly to the regulations, without the liberty to exercise discretion based on the pool owner’s requests or preferences.
For detailed insights into the obligations and roles of both pool owners and private certifiers, reaching out to Pool Safety Pros is advisable. They can provide you with a Fair Trading Information Sheet via email, offering comprehensive guidance on navigating these responsibilities.
A Pool Compliance Certificate verifies that your swimming pool or spa meets all the safety regulations and standards set by New South Wales law. It’s required for selling or leasing properties with a pool/spa and is valid for three years.
It’s recommended to have your pool inspected every three years to ensure ongoing compliance with safety regulations. However, a new inspection is required if you’re planning to sell or lease your property.
Common reasons include non-compliant pool barriers or fences, gates that don’t self-close or latch properly, gaps under the fence larger than 10cm, and the absence of resuscitation (CPR) signs.
Yes, and it’s encouraged to address any known issues beforehand. However, an accredited inspector can provide a more comprehensive assessment and identify any non-compliant aspects you might have overlooked.
You will receive a Notice to Comply, detailing the areas that need rectification. You typically have six weeks to address these issues and request a re-inspection.
A spa does need a compliance certificate however different standards can apply if the spa is covered by a child-resistant lockable lid and there is an appropriate warning sign, including details of resuscitation (CPR) techniques, in the immediate vicinity of the pool area which can be easily read from a distance of 3 metres.
If the spa does not have the above, a child-resistant barrier must be installed.
Ensure your pool fence and gate meet the legal requirements, check that your CPR signage is visible and up to date, and remove any climbable objects near the fence. You can also consult a checklist from a certified pool safety inspector for specific guidelines or download a checklist from the NSW Swimming Pool Register.
An E1 Accredited Certifier is authorised to inspect pools and spas to determine if they meet NSW safety standards. They can issue compliance certificates for pools that meet the requirements or a Notice to Comply for those that don’t.
For more detailed information or assistance, you can contact certified pool safety inspection services like Pool Safety Pros, or visit the NSW Fair Trading website. These resources offer comprehensive guidelines and support for achieving pool safety compliance.
Compliance for a spa pool can generally be achieved by relying on lockable straps, however Swim Spas are problematic for two reasons. One is that the segmented sections require additional straps to pass the lift test. Secondly the wording of the Swimming Pools Act 1992 determines what is a Spa Pool. A pool is for swimming and a spa has seats and jets and as such you cannot swim in it. When you swim against jets, it is still swimming and not a spa pool and therefore may not be eligible for an Exemption under Section 20 of the Act.