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Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment Highlights

Feb 4, 2025
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The Royal Life Saving Aquatic Risk Officers have had a busy season assisting pools with their WHS and compliance requirements. The Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment (AFSA) service provides facility managers with a simple and effective method of assessing the level of safety and compliance within an aquatic facility. It is a way to ensure that their facility is being managed in line with industry standards and best practice.

 

The AFSA is also a great way to measure and recognise the great work the staff at these facilities undertake to improve the safety and compliance of these pools.

 

Some recent highlights include:

 

Branxton Swimming Pool Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment

  • 96% Safety Score (increase of 20% on 2022 score which was 76%)

  • 98% 5 Star Water Safety Partner Accreditation (increase of 23% on 2022 score which was 75%)

 

Branxton Staff: Glenn George, Mat Parker and Bailey Parker
Branxton Staff: Glenn George, Mat Parker and Bailey Parker

Cessnock Swimming Pool Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment

  • 97% Safety Score (increase of 20% on 2022 score which was 77%)

  • 98% 5 Star Water Safety Partner Accreditation (increase of 23% on 2022 score which was 75%)

 

Cessnock Staff: Clayton Rafferty, Sam Bailey and Claire Eager  
Cessnock Staff: Clayton Rafferty, Sam Bailey and Claire Eager  

Gunyama Aquatic Centre

  • 99% Safety Score 

  • 99% 5 Star Water Safety Partner Accreditation  


Gunyama Aquatic Centre Staff
Gunyama Aquatic Centre Staff

Katoomba Sports and Aquatic Centre

  • 97% Safety Score 

  • 98% 5 Star Water Safety Partner Accreditation  

 

Springwood Aquatic and Fitness Centre

  • 98% Safety Score 

  • 98% 5 Star Water Safety Partner Accreditation  


For more information about Royal Life Saving Risk Services please email risk@royalnsw.com.au


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