To find out if your pool complies you will need to book a pool fence safety inspection. To be sure, our licensed inspectors at Be Safe Pool Fence Inspections can provide you with advice on how to overcome problems if you pool is non-compliant. That’s what we are here for.

Be Safe Pool Fence Inspections conduct pool safety inspections and provide advice and assistance to ensure your pool fence meets the stringent Qld Pool Safety Legislation requirements. Providing a holistic approach to pool safety and the Qld Pool Fence legislation, the inspectors at Be Safe Pool Fence Inspections inspect your pool, spa barriers, fences and gates to ensure safe and compliant pool barriers.

If your pool complies with the pool safety laws, a Form 23 Pool Safety Certificate of compliance will be issued. Following this, the certificate lodgement and government registration will occur.

If your pool or spa fence fails to comply for whatever reason, you will be issued with a Form 26 Pool Safety Non-Conformity Notice and inspection report. Your report outlines all non-conformity issues in accordance with the Qld Pool Fence Legislation and your inspector will provide in-depth solutions for how to rectify the non-conformity issues.

In short, if you are issued with the non-conformity notice, you will have 3 months to arrange the necessary compliant pool works. Furthermore, within this 3 month period you will need to have your pool inspected again. Obviously, if the inspection passes we then can issue you with your Certificate of Compliance, know as a pool safety certificate. This certificate is valid for 2 years for residential pools (the home pool) and 1 year for all shared pools such as resort pools, hotel pool and shared pools in a complex of units or flats.