2022 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
The Pool and Spa Conferences will be held virtually this year. The workshop is FREE.
Morning Sessions (9:00 am to 12:35 pm)
April 18th (Monday) - filled
April 26th (Tuesday) - filled
Afternoon Sessions (1:00 pm to 4:35 pm)
April 20th (Wednesday) - filled
April 28th (Thursday) - filled
Don't forget to fill out the evaluation form to receive your certificate of attendance!
SESSION CONTENT agenda (Word)
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pool pH: importance, measuring, limits, and control, disinfectant impact, dosing, safety
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Disinfection: chlorination, bromination, limits, and types, illness/pathogens, feeder type, control of CYA
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Cyanuric Acid: what it is and for, impacts
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Alkalinity: what it is, importance, ideal range
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Calcium Hardness: what it is, importance, ideal range
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Water Balance: scaling/corrosion, Langelier Saturation Index, water clarity
Have a Question?
Course content:
Jun Naotsuka (360) 236-3073 jun.naotsuka@doh.wa.gov
Registration questions:
Rhiannon Dolinski (360) 236-337 rhiannon.dolinski@doh.wa.gov
All other questions:
Megan McNelly (360) 875-8058 megan@wseha.org
REGISTRATION
All sessions are full!
HANDOUTS & PRESENTATIONS
handouts are PDF versions unless otherwise specific
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.