2020 Pool & Spa Conferences
The Pool Conference is brought to you by WSEHA and the Washington State Department of Health.
Hope you can make it!
CONFERENCE DATES & LOCATIONS
9:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. (Registration 8:30 - 9:30)
Western Washington
WHEN: March 26, 2020
WHERE: South Puget Sound Community College
4220 6th Ave SE
Lacey, WA 98503
Eastern Washington
WHEN: April 20, 2020
WHERE: Benton Franklin Health District
7102 W Okanogan Pl
Kennewick, WA 99336
Registration Fees:
$25 - WSEHA member
$35 - non-WSEHA member
Materials will not be printed for registrants. Registrants are welcome to print materials themselves when they're available.
*Please bring a test kit and towel to get the most out of the hands-on portion. Small groups may share test kits.*
YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Learn from the best! The instructors are from Washington State Department of Health's Water Recreation Program and provides their insight in order to provide a safe and healthy swimming environment for the public.
These courses will be appropriate for any pool operator/owner or inspector. The information covered will include information on how pools work, common mistakes, and how to meet the requirements of pool operation.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Pool Operators
Keep your swimmers, facilities, and equipment safe.
Regulators
Both new and seasoned regulators are encouraged to attend. These conferences will help you better understand what you're inspecting and how to inspect more thoroughly and consistently.
CEUs will be available.
SESSION CONTENT Timed Agenda
Unit 1: Pool Equipment Basics
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Basics on typical pool equipment
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Which equipment is required at all pools
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General flow of water through the system
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The correct sequence of equipment
Unit 2: Chemicals
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Free chlorine, combined chlorine, total chlorine
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What are they?
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What do they do?
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Why are they important?
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Chemical sensors (ORP and pH meters)
Unit 3: Inspection
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How to use and fill out the inspection form
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What inspectors and operators need to know to stay safe
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What tools and equipment are needed for conducting inspections
Unit 4: Test kit
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How test kits work
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How test kits should be used
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False readings and interferences
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How test kits should be stored and handled
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Hands-on practice with test kits
Unit 5: Troubleshooting
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What to look for during routine inspections
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Common violations, their potential causes, and how to correct them
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When DOH needs to be notified
Unit 6: Injury/Death Reporting Form
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Introducing the new report form
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How to fill out the form
Up to three registrants can be entered on the same registration. See form for specifics.
Have a Question?
Questions related to course content:
Jun Naotsuka: (360) 236-3073
All other questions:
Megan McNelly: (360) 875-8058