Accredited Pool Inspections
Pool Non-Compliance Inspection Report
If your pool is assessed as non-compliant, you can either:
- Engage a tradesperson to remedy any defects that have been identified and organise a re-inspection of your pool to obtain a certificate of compliance within 6 weeks and 5 days from the initial inspection; or
- Attach the certificate of non-compliance to the contract for the sale of land. The buyer then has 90 days from the date of settlement to remedy any identified defects and bring the pool barrier into compliance.
A copy of the notice will be sent to the council:
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Immediately, if the pool is a significant risk, or
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Six weeks after the inspection date, if a certificate of compliance isn't issued before that time.
OUR ADVANTAGES
Your Local Pool Compliance Specialists
At ACCREDITED POOL INSPECTIONS we use technology to ensure the safety of your family and friends.
The force gauge used is a key component necessary for testing the strength and rigidity of pool fences, outlined in Australian Standard 1926.1-2012. AS 1926.1-2012 provides guidelines for testing requirements designed to ensure young children cannot gain unsupervised entry to the fenced area around a pool.
The force gauge used is a key component necessary for testing the strength and rigidity of pool fences, outlined in Australian Standard 1926.1-2012. AS 1926.1-2012 provides guidelines for testing requirements designed to ensure young children cannot gain unsupervised entry to the fenced area around a pool.