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’
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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: Pool Safety Operating Procedures PSOP stands for Pool Safety Operating Procedures. They are a suite of documented Normal Operating Procedures (NOP) and Emergency
One key variable that can have a dramatic influence on the quality of your pool water
All sorts of things can go wrong with swimming pool water for any number of different reasons. Things can get out of hand very quickly
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
Chemical or Microbiological Contamination Outbreaks in Swimming Pools
Chemical or Microbiological Contamination Outbreaks A chemical or microbiological outbreak has occurred if more than two people have symptoms from the same source at roughly
How often should you be testing the water?
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
There’s Instantaneous Bathing Load and There’s Daily Bathing Load. They’re Not the Same Thing.
It’s important not to overload a pool with pollution. Since bather are the main source of pollution, the numbers using the pool on a
How to work out your instantaneous bather load
It is important that pool operators do not over load a pool with bathers. It makes it difficult for lifeguards to spot people in trouble
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