Pool Operators test exam 2023 with 100% correct answers

12 Reasons the health department will close your pool 1.Danger to the public 2.Chemical readings are out of range 3.Bathrooms & Drains not working 4.No Pool operator 5.No life guards 6.Flow rate is too low 7.Cannot see main drain @ bottom of pool 8.Water is below skimmer 9.Pump & filter arent working properly for more than an hour 10.Chlorinator isnt working 11.No landline phones at the pool 12.You don't allow the health inspector in. How often must pool readings be taken for the main pool? Every 2 hours How often must pool readings be taken for the spa/child pool? Every hour The health department regulation for a CPO is: OP must be atleast 16 y/o, taken an approved course, and did 75% or better on the exam. A pool OP must be at the pool how many minutes prior to opening? 30 minutes The records for the pool AT THE POOL must be available for 2 years on The record for the pool in total must be how many years? Atleast 3 years What is the best prevention of child accidents at a pool? Adult supervision What does not factor into water balance? Chlorine What factors into water balance? PH, Total Alkalinity, Calcium Hardness, Temperature, and Total Dissolved Solids (TSD) When the PH is too low the water is Corrosive(Acidic) When the PH is too high the water is Scaling(Basic) What is PH PH is a measurement that tells how acidic or basic a solution is. The PH of the human eye is 7.5 The health department regulation for PH is 7.2 - 7.8