Facility Maintenance and Development Plan

The Scouts Queensland Facility and Risk Team, are currently trialing a new tool intended to assist groups in their Facility Maintenance requiremtns .

As this is a new tool, we welcome any feedback to facilities@scoutsqld.com.au 

Further instructions will be coming soon

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• Maintenance Planning

  Introduction Scouts Queensland has a 'duty of care' and is responsible for ensuring that buildings are fit-for-purpose and maintained in accordance with all relevant regulations, and community standards. Under QBSI 5.3.1 Scout Groups, Districts, ...

• Building Shutdown Procedures

  Introduction  As part of the routine program a Scout Hall may at times be left unattended for an extended period. This document is an outline for Formation Leaders to follow when performing non-emergency, planned shutdowns of a Scout Facility. The ...

• Septic Tank Maintenance

  Introduction  Many of our campsites and Scout Halls have septic systems for managing the onsite liquid waste. These are typically very low maintenance but do need regular inspection.  The septic tank generally consists of a tank (often in two ...

• Pest Management

  Introduction The Scout Hall and associated structures are the most valuable physical assets the association holds. Many of these are older wooden structures, that require regular maintenance to keep in a usable condition. In recent times there have ...

• Deterring Graffiti

  Introduction  Graffiti is defined as a mark made by leaving scratches, spraying, writing, drawing, applying paint or another marking substance to another person's property without the owners' permission. As Scout facilities are often unattended, they ...