My Pool Safety Inspector

My Pool Safety Inspector is a Brisbane Pool Inspection company servicing Brisbane Southside Suburbs offering Pool Inspections, Pool Safety Certificates and Pool Advisory services to Property Owners, Property Sellers, Property Buyers, Landlords, Real Estate Agents, Property Managers, Body Corporates, Residential Complexes, Residential Apartments, Resorts, Hotels and Motels. We currently operate mainly in but not limited to the following Southside Suburbs: Sunnybank, Sunnybank Hills, Calamvale, Macgregor, Eight Mile Plains, Runcorn, Robertson, Mount Gravatt, Coopers Plains, Nathan, Rochedale, Acacia Ridge, Algester, Parkinson, Browns Plains, Salisbury, Holland Park, etc. We are here to help you ensure your pool fence / pool barrier is compliant with the pool safety standards and laws of Queensland. We are different in that we operate outside of normal business hours to benefit shift workers, office workers, and accommodation venues to minimise any disruptions to your daily work and leisure commitments. We currently offer our After-Hours services to Brisbane Southside Suburbs and Weekend / Public Holiday services to all of the Brisbane Metropolitan Area. Queensland’s pool safety laws were introduced in 2009 and apply to all pools (new and existing). Every pool owner m ust ensure their pool now complies with the Pool Safety Standard (QDCMP3.4 – Swimming Pool Barriers) by the 30th November 2015 deadline. Local governments now have the power to enter your property (property owner authority is not required) to investigate compliance with pool safety standards and if your pool barrier is found not to be compliant, you may receive an on-the-spot fine of $824.60 for individuals and $2356 for companies. The maximum penalty that can be issued by court is $19,437. Unless you are selling or leasing your property, you do not need a pool safety inspection or a pool safety certificate, however your pool still needs to be compliant. For most pool owners, it is almost impossible to understand and work out if your pool barrier complies with legislation. Most pool owners only need advisory services from a pool safety inspector.