Get qualified as a Pool Safety Inspector in just 2.5 days
This 11067NAT Course in Swimming Pool Safety Inspections is delivered face-to-face via live virtual Zoom classroom. Real-time, interactive, not self-paced, not pre-recorded by Jacqui Murphy. Training Queensland’s pool safety inspectors since December 2010.
Real trainer. Live online training. Things self-paced courses can’t offer.
APSIC is the only training provider delivering the 11067NAT course live over 2.5 full days via a virtual classroom. You will experience the same face to face benefits, with access to Jacqui Murphy, a real trainer with 15+ years experience, all from the comfort of your own home/office.
Jacqui has been delivering the 11067NAT course since the Queensland pool safety industry began in December 2010, training people from lots of different backgrounds, wishing to become licensed Pool Safety Inspectors. Jacqui has experience training Real Estate Agents, Building and Pest Inspectors, Builders and Fencing Contractors, Council Compliance staff, mums and dads, and people wanting to make a career change or supplement their current income.
Every APSIC student receives Jacqui’s direct contact details and 3 free onsite inspection queries after you receive your Pool Safety Inspectors license. You will receive real, practical support as you take on your first inspections. Read more about Jacqui on the Pool Safety Course Page.
Everything you get when you enrol
11067NAT Course in Swimming Pool Safety Inspections
There are no prerequisites for enrolment in this nationally accredited, QBCC approved course. This course must be completed prior to obtaining a licence via the QBCC. This course is open to everyone, including individuals wishing to become licensed via mutual recognition in NSW.
- Read and apply Queensland pool safety Legislation and Standard – Building Act 1975 and AS 1926.1-2007 with QDC MP 3.4
- Plan and conduct inspections of regulated swimming pools and spa pools across Queensland
- Issue Pool Safety Certificates via the Pool Safety Register within required timeframes
- Evidence gathering – photos, video evidence, and written inspection reports
- Record keeping requirements – hard copy and electronic
- Issue Non Conformity Notices and advise pool owners on how to bring non-compliant barriers up to Queensland Standard
- Notify local government within required timeframes when re-inspection is needed
- Apply for your QBCC Pool Safety Inspectors Licence upon successful completion
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Hear from people who trained with Jacqui, with more than 15+ years experience, and attended our 2.5 day face-to-face Zoom webinar.
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