The Royal Life Saving Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment (AFSA) is a comprehensive analysis of the policies, procedures, operations and activities of a public or commercial aquatic facility. The AFSA is the easiest and most effective way

Greater investment in the design and planning stage of aquatic environments can significantly benefit the long-term operation of an aquatic venue.

The Royal Life Saving Mystery Guest Program provides aquatic facilities with confidential assessments by trained evaluators to enhance operational standards and ensure optimal safety and service quality.

Supervision is deployed in aquatic facilities with the purpose of reducing the level of risk in an inherently risky environment.

Water safety signage is a commonly used risk mitigation strategy in aquatic venues.

An Emergency Action Plan is a written set of instructions outlining what workers and others at the workplace should do in the event of an emergency. 

Aquatic facility operators are responsible for ensuring their facilities are as safe as is reasonably possible for all users. This includes minimising the risk of drowning, injury and illness for patrons undertaking swimming and recreational pursuits