The AFSA is the easiest and most effective way to gain a true assessment of the level of safety and compliance within an aquatic facility and for pool owners and operators to ensure that their facility is being managed in line with current expectations and standards.

Building and maintaining safe aquatic venues and environments is a major challenge when considering the complexity and popularity of waterways in Western Australia.

A Local Water Safety Plan is recommended to outline existing and future community-based drowning prevention strategies tailored to individual community contexts.

Australia is home to a diverse range of inland waterways, including rivers, creeks, streams, lakes, dams, lagoons, and irrigation channels. While these natural and man-made water features are beautiful and often used for recreation, they can also present significant drowning risks and other water safety hazards.

An Aquatic Facility Design Assessment should be conducted on any proposed development or refurbishment which will incorporate an aquatic environment. Taking a risk management approach, the assessment is aimed at providing expert water safety and facility design information to Councils, architects, developers, builders and management bodies.

Unfortunately, accidents and incidents happen in all aquatic environments. Royal Life Saving is able to investigate and audit the safety systems and processes associated with an event using its team of dedicated subject matter experts.