Pool Inspector G

Brisbane, QLD

QBCC-licensed inspectorPool safety certificate (Form 23)
QLD: QBCC-licensed pool safety inspector required · checked July 2026

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Pool Inspector G advertises QBCC-licensed pool safety inspections covering Brisbane, QLD. Advertises QBCC-licensed pool safety inspections and Form 23 certificates across Brisbane. Only a QBCC-licensed inspector can issue a valid Form 23, so check the licence before booking.

In Queensland, only a pool safety inspector licensed by the QBCC can issue a valid pool safety certificate, known as a Form 23. Most fails on a QLD inspection are gate hardware that doesn't self-close or latch reliably, fence gaps, or climbable objects near the barrier.

A Queensland pool safety certificate lasts two years for a non-shared pool and one year for a shared or body-corporate pool.

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Is Pool Inspector G a licensed QBCC pool safety inspector?

We list Pool Inspector G as a pool safety inspector covering Brisbane, QLD under a QBCC licence. Because a licence can lapse or change, and only licensed inspectors can issue a valid certificate, verify current status on the QBCC search first.

What does a QBCC pool safety inspection check?

A QBCC inspection checks the pool barrier: fence height of at least 1.2m, no gaps over 100mm, and gates that self-close and self-latch and open away from the pool, plus a non-climbable zone around the fence.

How long is the certificate valid, and what does it cost?

A Queensland pool safety certificate (Form 23) lasts two years for a non-shared pool and one year for a shared or body-corporate pool. A first inspection commonly costs about $150 to $300, with reinspections often cheaper.

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