Pool Safety Saves Lives
Drowning is one of the leading causes of death in Queensland for children under the age of five years old. Supervising young children, teaching them to swim and having effective pool fencing can save lives.
Owners of pools, spas and portable pools in Queensland must ensure their pool
barrier complies with the pool safety standard. This home owner’s guide has been
created to provide tools and tips to help navigate through the legal requirements so that you can learn more about your responsibilities as a pool owner.
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Home Owner's Guide.
Queensland Building and Construction Commission's home owner's guide to ensure your pool is safe.
Does Your Pool Comply?
The standard covers such things as the height and strength of barriers, non-climbable zones, gates and their latching requirements and preventing direct access from a building into a pool area.
Pool Safety Compliance
Pool safety laws are necessary to keep young children safe and save lives. Owners of regulated pools in Queensland must ensure their pool barrier complies with the pool safety standard.
Our Safety Compliance Checklist
This checklist shows some key requirements under Queensland’s current pool safety standard. The checklist should not be used as a substitute for an inspection by a licensed pool safety inspector.
Pool Safety Consultation
Discuss all plans for pool barrier renovations and new pool installations with local expert Simon, either online or onsite, to ensure your designs comply with the Australian standards and the QDC MP 3.4
