Because pools attract so many people during the summer, even the smallest unprotected feature of your facility has a good chance of causing injuries. Instead of pulling a half measure, go all out on these often ignored pool safety tips.
Many pool managers are calling construction crews to remove what many see are the dangers associated with diving boards.
Skimmers draw in water from the surface of the pool, where most contaminants, including debris, sunscreen, body oils and hair, dwell.
There are a couple of considerations pool managers need to make before installing a diving board at the pool.
There are many maintenance parts in a pool, and there is equipment designed to make maintenance tasks easier. One of those devices is a robotic vacuum.
Pools offer aquatic opportunities for swimmers, and incorporating interactive elements can boost consumer interest.
There are many pieces of equipment that pool maintenance workers use. Some are absolutely necessary, such as pumps, filters and CD ozonators.
The pump is the heart of the pool and filters the water, but variable speed pumps last longer saving pool manager's money in the long run.
Properly storing pool supplies is important for employee safety, and can prevent pool equipment corrosion from the close proximity to pool chemicals.
Committing to the initial costs of energy-efficient pool pump can be expensive, but Energy Star pool pumps can pay for themselves in less than 2 years.
