Information

  • Reference No

  • Trading Name

  • Company Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Contact Number

  • Prop/Director

  • Email Address
  • ABN/ACN

  • Type of Premise

  • Date of inspection

  • Log book maintained

  • Email address

CHLORINE POOLS

Pool 1

  • Pool size

  • Location

  • Circulation System

  • Dosing

  • Auxiliary system

  • Test kit method

  • Testing frequency

  • Bathing load (prev. hour)

  • Clarity

  • Pool wall

  • Concourse drainage

  • Incident response plans / kits

  • Water temperature (°C)

  • Free Chlorine (mg/L)

  • Total Chlorine (mg/L)

  • Combined Chlorine (mg/L)

  • pH range

  • Total alkalinity (mg/L)

  • Cyanurate (mg/L)

  • Ozone (mg/L)

  • Maintenance

  • Breakpoint practiced

  • Comments

Pool 2

  • Pool size

  • Location

  • Circulation System

  • Dosing

  • Auxiliary

  • Test kit method

  • Testing frequency

  • Bathing load (prev. hour)

  • Clarity

  • Pool wall

  • Concourse drainage

  • Incident response plans / kits

  • Water temperature (°C)

  • Free Chlorine (mg/L)

  • Total Chlorine (mg/L)

  • Combined Chlorine (mg/L)

  • pH range

  • Total alkalinity (mg/L)

  • Cyanurate (mg/L)

  • Ozone (mg/L)

  • Maintenance

  • Breakpoint practiced

  • Comments

Pool 3

  • Pool size

  • Location

  • Circulation System

  • Dosing

  • Auxiliary

  • Test kit method

  • Testing frequency

  • Bathing load (prev. hour)

  • Clarity

  • Pool wall

  • Concourse drainage

  • Incident response plans / kits

  • Water temperature (°C)

  • Free Chlorine (mg/L)

  • Total Chlorine (mg/L)

  • Combined Chlorine (mg/L)

  • pH range

  • Total alkalinity (mg/L)

  • Cyanurate (mg/L)

  • Ozone (mg/L)

  • Maintenance

  • Breakpoint practiced

  • Comments

BROMINE POOLS & SPA

Pool 1

  • Pool size

  • Location

  • Circulation System

  • Dosing

  • Auxiliary

  • Test kit method

  • Testing frequency

  • Bathing load (prev. hour)

  • Clarity

  • Pool wall

  • Concourse drainage

  • Incident response plans / kits

  • Water temperature (°C)

  • Free Bromine (mg/L)

  • Total Bromine (mg/L)

  • Combined Chlorine (mg/L)

  • pH range

  • Total alkalinity (mg/L)

  • Cyanurate (mg/L)

  • Ozone (mg/L)

  • Maintenance

  • Breakpoint practiced

  • Comments

Spa

  • Location

  • Water temperature (°C)

  • Free Bromine (mg/L)

  • Total Bromine (mg/L)

  • pH range

  • Total alkalinity (mg/L)

  • Comments

Premises Inspection Report

1. Pool Surrounds

  • Floor or ground (graded, drained, non-slip, cleaned and in good repair) - Satisfactory

  • Walls and ceiling (for indoor pools); (tiled, clean and in good repair)

  • Lighting and ventilation (adequate and operating)

  • Fittings and fixtures (clean, in good repair and adequate)

  • Garbage disposal (clean, in good repair and adequate)

2. Toilets / change rooms / showers

  • Floor (graded, drained, tiled and clean)

  • Walls and ceiling (tiled - clean and in good repair)

  • Lighting and ventilation (adequate and operating)

  • Fittings and fixtures (clean, in good repair and adequate)

  • Toilet paper, soap and hand drying facilities provided?

  • Nappy change facilities (clean, in good repair)

  • Sanitary disposal

  • Garbage disposal (cleanliness, adequate)

3. Chemical storage

  • Chemicals (stored in labelled containers)

  • Location (secured and away from other chemicals)

  • Pool manger to seek advice from WorkCover about the safe storage of pool chemicals

4. Fencing

  • Refer to local government to follow-up any problems

  • Chemistry

  • Risk to public health

  • Last inspection

  • Pool operator formal training?

  • Bacteriological sample taken?

  • Result?

  • EHO name

  • Overall comments

  • Owner/Prop Signature

  • EHO/Officer

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