General Points on Pool Water Testing the equipment used should be clean and dry reagent tablets should not be touched as this would affect the reading COSHH assessments should be carried out on all reagent chemicals all samples should be taken from the same, pre-determined point every time staff should be trained in pool
The pool water should be tested throughout the day to ensure that the water is safe to enter. The first test should be carried out before the first swimmers are allowed in, giving the operator plenty of time to rectify any issues that may become apparent following the first round of tests. Thereafter, while the
pH is an abbreviation of ‘power of hydrogen’ and is a critical factor in the treatment of pool water. pH is a scale of acidity to alkalinity from 0 to 14. Substances that aren’t acidic or alkaline (that is, neutral solutions) usually have a pH of 7. Acids have a pH that is
Due to the increase in acid attacks, new legislation is coming in that affects those who purchase, store and use sulphuric acid. Do you use this substance for controlling pH? The director of PWTAG has written an informative blog about this. Please find a link to it below. https://www.pwtag.org.uk/directors_blog.php?id=9
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