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Pool Safety Certificate - 171 Ewards Road, Cooran - exp. 23.10.24
FORM 23
POOL SAFETY CERTIFICATE
A pool safety certificate is required in Queensland when selling or leasing a property with a regulated pool.
This form is to be used for the purposes of sections 246AA and 246AK of the Building Act 1975.
1. Pool safety certificate number
Certificate number: PSC0191719
2. Location of the swimming pool
Lot/s on plan details are usually shown on the title documents and rates notices
Street address: 171 EWARTS RD
COORAN QLD Postcode
Lot and plan details: 113/MCH/464 Local government area: NOOSA SHIRE
3. Exemptions or alternative solutions for the swimming pool (if known and applicable)
If it is known that an exemption or alternative solution is applicable to the swimming pool please state this. This will help provide pool owners
with a concise and practical explanation of the exemption or alternative solution. It will also help to ensure the ongoing use of the pool and
any future modifications do not compromise compliance with the pool safety standard.
No disability exemption applies; No impracticality exemption applies
No alternative solution applies
4. Shared pool or non-shared pool Shared pool Non-shared pool
5. Pool safety certificate validity
Effective date: 2 3 / 1 0 / 2 0 2 3 Expiry date: 2 3 / 1 0 / 2 0 2 4
6. Certification
This certificate states that the pool safety inspector has inspected the regulated pool and is satisfied that the pool is a complying pool under
the Building Act 1975.
I certify that I have inspected the swimming pool and I am reasonably satisfied that, under the Building Act 1975, the pool is a
complying pool.
Name: MALCOLM EDWARD BARR
Pool safety inspector
licence number: PS102224
Signature:
Other important information that could help save a young child's life
It is the pool owner’s responsibility to ensure that the pool (including the barriers for the pool) is properly maintained at all times to comply
with the pool safety standard under the Building Act 1975. Gates and doors giving access to the pool must always be kept securely closed
while they are not in use. High penalties apply for non-compliance. It is essential that parents and carers carefully supervise young children
around swimming pools at all times. Parents should also consider beginning swimming lessons for their young children from an early age.
Please visit www.qbcc.qld.gov.au/your-property/swimming-pools/pool-safety-standard for further information about swimming pool safety.
This pool safety certificate does not certify that a building development approval has been given for the pool or the barriers for the pool. You
can contact your local government to ensure this approval is in place.
Privacy statement
The Queensland Building and Construction Commission is collecting personal information as required under the Building Act 1975. This
information may be stored by the QBCC, and will be used for administration, compliance, statistical research and evaluation of pool safety
laws. Your personal information will be disclosed to other government agencies, local government authorities and third parties for purposes
relating to administering and monitoring compliance with the Building Act 1975. Personal information will otherwise only be disclosed to third
parties with your consent or unless authorised or required by law.
RTI: The information collected on this form will be retained as required by the Public Records Act 2002 and other relevant Acts and
regulations, and is subject to the Right to Information regime established by the Right to Information Act 2009.
This is a public document and the information in this form will be made available to the public.
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