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REGULATIONS

In Swimming Pool

Pool Barrier Compliance Certification

Mr. Pool Safe Inspector understands that ensuring compliance with pool safety regulations can be daunting for pool owners. That’s where we come in.

Our team of certified inspectors is here to help you navigate the complex world of pool safety compliance. We offer comprehensive inspections of residential and commercial pools, spas, and pool barriers to ensure they meet all necessary safety standards.

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With Mr. Pool Safe Inspector, you can know that your pool is compliant and safe for you and your loved ones. Our inspections are thorough, efficient, and cost-effective, so you can have confidence that you’re getting the best value for your money.

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Don’t let compliance worries weigh you down – let us help you ensure that your pool is safe and compliant.

 

Contact Mr. Pool Safe Inspector today to schedule your inspection and take the first step towards hassle-free compliance.

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HOW COMPLIANT IS YOUR POOL?

If you’re a pool owner, it’s important to regularly check that your pool complies with all necessary safety regulations. Non-compliant pools can pose serious risks to pool users, and failure to meet compliance standards can result in fines and other legal consequences.

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To ensure that your pool is compliant, it’s a good idea to schedule regular inspections with a certified pool safety inspector. At Mr.Pool Safe Inspector, we are trained to identify any potential hazards or non-compliant features in your pool. We’ll provide you with a detailed report outlining any necessary repairs or improvements, so you can take the necessary steps to bring your pool into compliance.

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Don’t take chances with pool safety – make sure your pool is compliant and safe for use by scheduling an inspection with Mr.Pool Safe Inspector today.

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Pool Safety Rules

What Are The New Pool Or Spa Fencing Safety Regulations In Victoria – The Basic Rules

In Victoria, Australia, pool and spa fencing safety regulations are governed by the Building Regulations 2018 and The Building Act 1993. These regulations outline the requirements for the design, construction, and maintenance of pool and spa fencing to ensure the safety of children and other vulnerable individuals.

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According to the Building Regulations 2018, all swimming pools and spas with a depth of 300mm or more must be surrounded by a child-resistant barrier. This barrier, including the gate, must be a continuous and not less than 1200mm high and is designed to prevent children from accessing the pool or spa area. The barrier must also have self-closing and self-latching gates. The latch must be located no less than 1500mm above the ground.

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In addition to these requirements, The Building Act 1993 requires that all pool and spa fencing must be inspected and certified by a qualified building inspector or building surveyor every four years. This ensures that the fencing meets all safety requirements and is in good repair.

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It is important to note that these regulations apply to all swimming pools and spas, including above-ground, in-ground, indoor, and portable. The owner or operator of the pool or spa is responsible for ensuring that the fencing meets all safety regulations and is maintained in good condition. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in fines and other penalties.

Pool Fencing Laws

From the 1st December 2019 New Mandatory Register and inspection certificates are now law in Victoria.

 

For a swimming pool or spa registered under regulation 147L, the date by which the first certificate of pool and spa barrier compliance is required to be lodged with the relevant council;

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Don’t leave your inspection to the final hour, call us now at Mr. Pool Safe Inspector to get your barrier safe and registered.

 

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