Why are water quality logs important?
Recreational water illnesses are a serious matter for pool management services.
3 ways to celebrate National Water Safety Month
Celebrate National Water Safety Month by hosting events in your community to promote and educate guests on water safety.
Know what to do after a pool rescue
Lifeguard training prepares lifeguards for pool rescues, but knowing the correct post-incident procedures will benefit the lifeguard and the pool manager.
Pool safety: 3 tips for your assessment
Ensuring pool safety is important for pool managers, and the problematic areas should be tended to before the peak season arrives.
Balance interactive fixtures and pool programs
Creating pool programs can establish a pool's presence within the community, and can increase the attendance by hosting programs that target all age groups.
Feature fun for non-swimmers with a playground
Incorporating a nearby playground to a pool facility would allow individuals to exercise and have fun while other family members swim in the pool.
Retain talented pool employees with good guidance
Retaining talented employees is important for pool managers, but showing them different jobs can help them identify a potential career path.
Heighten safety by running swimming tests
Pool managers can conduct swim tests to measure the swimmers' skill levels, and issue colored bracelets to swimmers according to how well they swim.
2 advantages of installing chemical automation
Chemical automation distributes the correct amount of chemical treatments to ensure that the water is safe for swimmers, and can save pool facilities money.
4 tips on storing your pool supplies properly
Properly storing pool supplies is important for employee safety, and can prevent pool equipment corrosion from the close proximity to pool chemicals.