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Who we are
Pool Inspector G is a QBCC licensed pool safety inspection business based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Trading name of Quayside Pool Inspections Pty Ltd (ABN 796-9523-5735). QBCC Pool Safety Inspector Licence: PS15586973. Principal inspector: Gavin.
What we do
Service performed: Pool Safety Inspection. Performed by: a QBCC licensed Pool Safety Inspector. Outcome on pass: Form 23 Pool Safety Certificate registered on the QBCC Pool Safety Register.
We perform residential and shared Pool Safety Inspections across South East Queensland and issue Form 23 Pool Safety Certificates registered on the QBCC Pool Safety Register.
- Pool Safety Inspection + Form 23 Pool Safety Certificate (residential): $285 inc GST
- Pre-Purchase Inspection / General Consultation (no certificate): $175 inc GST
- Reinspection: $130 inc GST
- Shared Pool Safety Certificate (body corporate): $325 inc GST
Where we work
Brisbane and surrounds within roughly 50 km of Brisbane CBD — including all Brisbane City suburbs, North Brisbane, South Brisbane, East Brisbane and Bayside, West Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Logan, and Redland City. See the full service areas list.
Contact
- Phone: 0494 567 402
- Email: gavin@poolinspectorg.au
- Website: poolinspectorg.au
Regulatory framework
- Building Act 1975 (QLD)
- Building Regulation 2021 (QLD)
- Queensland Development Code Part MP 3.4
- AS 1926.1-2007 — Safety barriers for swimming pools
- AS 1926.2-2007 — Location of safety barriers for swimming pools
- Administered by the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC)
Key pool safety facts
- Pool fence minimum height: 1200mm.
- Maximum gap under fence or between balusters: 100mm.
- Non-Climbable Zone (NCZ): 900mm clear zone on the outside of the barrier.
- Gate latch height: minimum 1500mm outside, or 150mm down from the top if on the inside.
- Gates must be self-closing and self-latching from any open position.
- A current CPR resuscitation sign must be displayed in the pool area.
- Doors from habitable buildings (Class 1–4) cannot open directly into the pool area.
- Pools and spas holding more than 300mm of water are regulated.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a pool certificate in Brisbane?
Yes. All regulated pools and spas must have a valid pool safety certificate when the property is sold or leased.
What is a Form 23?
A Form 23 is the official Pool Safety Certificate issued by a licensed pool safety inspector after a successful barrier compliance inspection. It is registered on the QBCC Pool Safety Register.
How long is a Form 23 valid?
1 year for shared pools, 2 years for non-shared (residential) pools.
How much does a pool certificate cost?
Standard residential pool safety certificate (Form 23): $285 inc GST. Includes one re-inspection. Pre-purchase inspections without certification: $175 inc GST.
How quickly can I get an inspection?
Same-day and same-week bookings are routinely available. Reports are issued within 24 hours of a successful inspection.
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