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Location
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Others present:
CPR signage:
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Is there a warning notice (CPR Chart) erected?<br>Act s17
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Is the sign in a prominent position in the immediate vicinity of the swimming pool?<br>Act s17(1)
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Is the sign legible from 3 metres?<br>Reg Cl 11(a)
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Is the sign clearly legible?<br>Reg. Cl 11(b)
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Does the signage contain:
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The words:<br>"YOUNG CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPERVISED WHEN USING THIS SWIMMING POOL", and<br>"POOL GATES MUST BE KEPT CLOSED AT ALL TIMES", and<br>"KEEP ARTICLES, OBJECTS AND STRUCTURES AT LEAST 900MM CLEAR OF THE POOL FENCE AT ALL TIMES"<br><br>Reg. Cl 10(1)(a)
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Details of resuscitation techniques for infants, children and adults?<br>Reg. Cl 10(1)(b)
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Drawings with key words in bold print?<br>Reg. Cl 10(1)(b)(iii)
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A statement that formal instruction in resuscitation is essential?<br>Reg. Cl 10(1)(c)
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Is there a simple flow sequence for CPR?<br>Reg. Cl 10(1)(b)
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The name of organisation that published the sign?<br>Reg. Cl 10(1)(d)
Barrier - General
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Are there doors giving access to the swimming pool?
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Does door open away from pool area?<br>
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Self-closing device closes he gate from any position, with a stationary start, without the application of a manual force and operates the latch?<br> 1. From resting on latch<br>2. From approximately half-open<br>3. From fully open position<br>AS1926.1-2012 s2.4.1.2
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From door resting on latch position?<br>AS1926.1-2012 s2.4.1.2
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From partially open positions?<br>AS1926.1-2012 s2.4.1.2
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From fully open position?<br>AS1926.1-2012 s2.4.1.2
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Latch shall not be able to:<br>1. be inadvertently adjusted during operation<br>2. Locked in the 'open' position<br>3. adjusted without use of tools<br>AS1926.1-2012 s2.4.2.1
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Release point for latch no less than 1500mm from finished floor level and on outside?
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No pet doors?
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NCZ1 applies to outside of door and top of NCZ1 is 1200mm or less above floor.<br>NCZ CLEAR?
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WINDOWS opening into pool area restricted?<br><br>If sill is <1800 from ground, window must be either:<br>covered by bars or metal screen. Openings in bars or screen must not be >100mm and must require the use of a tool to remove<br>OR<br>Fixed so it cannot be opened any more than 100mm without the use of a tool<br><br>As1926.1-2012 s2.6
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Is the barrier a permanent structure?<br>As1926.1-2012 s2.1
Overview
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I have taken photographs of any non-compliance in the relevant sections.
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Take photographs showing the general condition of the barrier here
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Sketch if required
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Additional Comments
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Is there a significant risk to public safety?
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Section 23A(1) of the NSW Swimming Pools Act 1992 (as in force at time of writing) allows the Council to carry out some or all of the requirements of a direction it has given if the Council considers that the requirements of the direction need to be carried out urgently as there is a significant risk to public safety.
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What is the nature of the risk to public safety?
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Is the safety of a person at risk?
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If Council considers that the safety of a person is at risk if the requirements of a direction were not carried out as soon as possible, it may serve the direction without notice. See section 23(6) of the Swimming Pools Act 1992.
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What is the nature of the risk?