Do You Need a New CPR Pool Sign?
Dec 01, 2020
Do You Need a New CPR Pool Sign? Here’s How to Tell
A clear CPR sign is important for pool safety and emergency guidance. Over time, outdoor CPR signs can fade, weather, crack or become difficult to read, especially when exposed to sun, rain, pool chemicals and coastal conditions.
You may need to replace your CPR sign if:
- The sign is faded, weathered or difficult to read
- The material is cracked, peeling or damaged
- The CPR instructions are no longer clear at a glance
- The wording or condition of the sign no longer suits your site requirements
- The sign has become worn, outdated or unprofessional around the pool area
- Your pool safety inspector, certifier or local authority has advised that the sign should be replaced
If your CPR sign is not clearly legible or up to date, it may not provide effective guidance in an emergency. It may also be queried during a pool safety inspection, particularly if the sign cannot be easily read from the required location.
Replacing an old or damaged CPR sign helps keep your pool area clearer, safer and better presented. It also gives homeowners, landlords, body corporates and accommodation providers greater confidence that their pool safety signage is suitable for ongoing use.
A quality CPR sign should be easy to read, durable outdoors and suitable for real Australian conditions. Choosing a weather-resistant sign can reduce the need for frequent replacement and help maintain a tidy, well-presented pool area.
Requirements can vary by state, council, certifier, pool type, sign size, wording and installation location. Please confirm final suitability with your pool safety inspector, certifier or local authority before ordering or installing.
