Safe Water Wave-pool safety depends on exceptional water clarity, filtration, circulation, chemistry, and operating practices that support effective surveillance. This article is for Members only
Risky Business Five questions about staffing, supervision, credentials, procedures, and records can reveal whether an aquatic facility is prepared for tragedy. This article is for Members only
Aquatic Maintenance Is “Serious” Fun Careful aquatic maintenance protects swimmers, staff, equipment, water quality, and the long-term value of public facilities. This article is for Members only
Wading Through The Rules Aquatic professionals should understand four major initiatives affecting health, accessibility, energy use, and pool safety. This article is for Members only
Examining Outdoor Pools Signage, secure barriers, clear water, emergency equipment, routine inspections, and diligent staff practices help make outdoor pools safer. This article is for Members only
Wading Through The Model Aquatic Health Code The Model Aquatic Health Code aims to give public pools a consistent, science-based framework for construction, operation, safety, and health. This article is for Members only
Setting A Gold Safety Standard Pool operators and health inspectors can improve safety by collaborating closely and attending to every operational detail. This article is for Members only
Coming Into Compliance Pool operators face uncertainty, equipment shortages, costs, and liability while complying with federal anti-entrapment rules. This article is for Members only
