Maryland Pool Operator Study Guide Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Maryland Pool Operator Study Guide Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass operational public pool - open for general admission; open to the public. semi-public pool - a pool at a facility that has pool use restricted to individuals. usually members how often do you need to fill out daily/weekly operation form - every two hours or more (operation form) how often do you need to fill out pool and spa entrapment hazard checklist - daily how long do you need to keep your records for? what's an exception? - 3 years. exception: minor gets injured. they can file until they turn 18. ex: 8 y/o has 10 years to file. 9 possible immediate closure items: - 1. staff has improper credentials 2. disinfection levels aren't in legal ranges 3. pH isn't in legal range 4. poor clarity 2100% Pass Guarantee Katelyn Whitman All Rights Reserved © 2025 5. loose, damaged, or missing suction outlet covers 6. fecal, vomit, or blood 7. recirculation/ disinfection systems not properly working 8. high/low water temp. 9. dangers staffing requirements for public pool (Operator and lifeguard) - operator- on site at all times lifeguard- always staffing requirements for semi-public pool (Operator and lifeguard) - operator- on site/within 15 minutes call lifeguard- not required if your pool needs repairs when must you contact the health department? - always. except for identical replacement. how long do you have to file injury and illness report form - within 24 hours how long do you have to file resuces - every 3 months or at the seasonal change, whichever is more frequent 3100% Pass Guarantee Katelyn Whitman All Rights Reserved © 2025 suction entrapment - condition where the bather is trapped by the flow/suction created by rapid water flow and/or turbulence around a main drain or other suction outlets. 5 types of entrapment - 1. hai