CPR chart for swimming pools and spa. Compliant to Australian Standards and Regulations.

According to the Queensland Building and Construction Commission, swimming pool areas must display:

• a compliant CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) sign.
• a warning sign during construction.

CPR signs

You must have a compliant CPR sign prominently displayed if you:

• Have a pool
• Are selling or leasing (renting) a property with a pool

The compliant CPR sign must:

• Show how to correctly perform CPR.
• Be attached to the safety barrier of the pool, or displayed near the pool, so that the sign is easily visible to a person near the pool.
• Be at least 300mm by 300mm in size
• Be made of durable and weatherproof material
• Include a prominent statement explaining how to act in an emergency (e.g. call Triple Zero, stay with the injured person, provide first aid).

Source: Queensland Building and Construction Commission