Pool and Spa Operator Handbook
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Public pools are classified in the following manner - ✔✔Class A pools, Class B Pools,
Class C Pools, Class D Pools, Class E Pools, Class F pools
Class A Pools - ✔✔Competitive pools, but is not limited to competitive events
Class B pools - ✔✔Pool intended for public recreational use, refereed to as a public pool
Class C Pools - ✔✔For use by apartments, condominiums, property owners
associations, etc. also referred to as a Semi Public Pool
Class D Pools - ✔✔Special operated pools, examples are wave pools, surf, action,
activity, leisure rivers, ect. Referred to in code books as other pool or Aquatic
Recreational Facilities
Class E Pools - ✔✔Any pool used for physical therapy and operated above 86 degree
Fahrenheit. This type of pool is sometimes referred to as a therapy pool
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, Class F pools - ✔✔Kiddie pools or Wading pools
Four Management work functions - ✔✔Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling
Planning - ✔✔Deciding the course of action before the work is started
Organizing - ✔✔Defining and connection the work to be done so it can be excuted
Leading - ✔✔encouraging people to take proper action
Controlling - ✔✔Measuring and regulating all work in progress and evaluation the
results.
What does the SMART stand for - ✔✔Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and
Time Based
Risk management you take several key factors into consideration, what are they -
✔✔Negligence, standard of care, duty of care, record keeping
Negligence - ✔✔Unintentional fault or careless resulting in injury, Negligence is the
failure to act in accordance with the corresponding standard of care
Standard of care - ✔✔It's the care that the public expects from the operator,
Duty of care - ✔✔The duty of care is the amount of reasonable care owed to individuals
using the aquatic facility
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Public pools are classified in the following manner - ✔✔Class A pools, Class B Pools,
Class C Pools, Class D Pools, Class E Pools, Class F pools
Class A Pools - ✔✔Competitive pools, but is not limited to competitive events
Class B pools - ✔✔Pool intended for public recreational use, refereed to as a public pool
Class C Pools - ✔✔For use by apartments, condominiums, property owners
associations, etc. also referred to as a Semi Public Pool
Class D Pools - ✔✔Special operated pools, examples are wave pools, surf, action,
activity, leisure rivers, ect. Referred to in code books as other pool or Aquatic
Recreational Facilities
Class E Pools - ✔✔Any pool used for physical therapy and operated above 86 degree
Fahrenheit. This type of pool is sometimes referred to as a therapy pool
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, Class F pools - ✔✔Kiddie pools or Wading pools
Four Management work functions - ✔✔Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling
Planning - ✔✔Deciding the course of action before the work is started
Organizing - ✔✔Defining and connection the work to be done so it can be excuted
Leading - ✔✔encouraging people to take proper action
Controlling - ✔✔Measuring and regulating all work in progress and evaluation the
results.
What does the SMART stand for - ✔✔Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and
Time Based
Risk management you take several key factors into consideration, what are they -
✔✔Negligence, standard of care, duty of care, record keeping
Negligence - ✔✔Unintentional fault or careless resulting in injury, Negligence is the
failure to act in accordance with the corresponding standard of care
Standard of care - ✔✔It's the care that the public expects from the operator,
Duty of care - ✔✔The duty of care is the amount of reasonable care owed to individuals
using the aquatic facility
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