Pool Plant Operational Procedures
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How to Drain a Swimming Pool
Before you drain a swimming pool, the first thing to consider is whether it is really necessary. Many repairs to the pool lining and/or tiles can
Swimming Pool Monitoring Checks
Learn about the essential industry standards for swimming pool monitoring checks, ensuring their optimal functioning and safety. Whether you’re responsible for swimming pools, spa pools,
Swimming Pool Hazards
Poorly maintained facilities are one of the most common causes of swimming pool accidents Examples include: Defective pool drainage systems Defective water filtration systems Excessive
Manual Dosing – Increasing and Decreasing Free Chlorine Residual
The following method will outline how to add a hypochlorite disinfectant to the swimming pool. If you’re using a chlorinated isocyanurate disinfectant, follow the manufacturers’
Industry recognised Pool Plant Operator online course is here!
Seven weeks of lockdown and counting…how have you spent it? Here at Stockwell Safety, we have been busy developing our Pool Plant Operator online course.
PSOP – Pool Safety Operating Procedures
PSOP stands for Pool Safety Operating Procedures. They are a suite of documented Normal Operating Procedures (NOP) and Emergency Action Plans (EAP) for a commercial
Reckon you know your swimming pool treatment chemicals?
Get your swimming pool chemicals wrong and you could end up creating lethal toxic gases or violent explosions and fires! Test your
Bather Load for Swimming Pools
Pool operators need to establish two different types of bather load for swimming pools: Instantaneous bather load This is maximum number of bathers in any
Think Small Pools are Easy to Manage? Not Necessarily!
A pool that is 25 metres long, 12 metres wide, with an average depth of 1.5 metres will hold 450 cubic metres of water. If