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If you’ve ever wondered whether your pool’s CPR sign is actually compliant—or what ‘compliant’ even means—you’re not alone. Here’s what most people don’t realise: There’s no single national CPR sign standard. Each state and territory has its own regulations—but NSW, QLD, and SA enforce the most detailed requirements. That’s why we use those as our benchmark—so wherever you are in Australia, you’re covered. 📋 A compliant sign should include: The ANZCOR Guideline 8 flowchart (the nationally recognised CPR method), Emergency instructions like “Call 000,” Clear, legible text visible from at least 3 metres, Durable, high-contrast print that lasts under the harsh Aussie sun. 📏 Does size matter? Not everywhere—NSW doesn’t specify a minimum. But QLD and SA require at least 300mm x 300mm, so we meet or exceed that across the board. 🤔 And here’s the grey area: Some certifiers interpret the rules differently. That’s why we built in peace of mind: 👉 Our Silux Compliance Guarantee means if your sign is ever flagged, we’ll work with you to make it right. No stress. No extra cost. Sleek, safe, and certifier-friendly. That’s the Silux difference.