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Swimming Pool & Spa Association of Australia Ltd (The)

29 Jan, 2018

The Swimming Pool & Spa Association of Australia Ltd (SPASA Australia) is Australia’s Peak Swimming Pool & Spa Industry Body. It is dedicated to maintaining and improving the standards and growth within the swimming pool and spa industry for the betterment of members, consumers and the industry in general. National benefits, delivered locally representing all sectors of the industry.

The Association represents the entire Australian aquatic leisure industry, recognising five key pillars to ensure relevance and credibility to all members.

These are:

  • People – to empower and develop members
  • Promotion – to grow the industry
  • Representation – to ensure responsible outcomes for members and consumers
  • Member Services – to provide exclusive products, services and networking
  • Corporate – to identify the best corporate structure for the industry

SPASA Australia represents industry to state and federal agencies and internationally.

As the largest association of its kind, SPASA Australia represents the largest body industry professionals across Australia.  SPASA Australia’s charter is not simply to advocate and respond on issues of importance to our industry, but also to proactively create and execute strategies to enhance the credibility and longevity of all its members across the country.

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