Why Should You Attend?
To learn more about the new Minnesota Abigail Taylor Pool Safety Act and Federal Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act. Maintaining the proper chemical balance in modern pools is a demanding and challenging job. Today's pool operator's are faced with the challenge of providing a good swimming experience by ensuring a clean safe water supply. Where do pool operators learn about the latest pool technology? How do pool operators maintain their skill level? How do pool operators avoid costly and expensive mistakes?

Our expert presenter is a highly skilled trainer. Using a variety of techniques to help pool operators understand how to keep the water safe for swimming, the trainer spends the time to ensure no class participant fails to obtain proper certification. Class graduates will leave with certification in hand along with the knowledge they need to be the best as what they do. If you job involves pool maintenance, don't miss this class!

Who Should Attend:
Pool Managers, Club Managers, Seasonal Aquatic Staff, Public Health Department Sanitarians, Facility Engineers, Hotel & Motel Engineering Staff, Recreation Facility Managers, & Health & Fitness Center Personnel.

Course Objectives
-Learn the most advanced techniques of chemical treatment, filtration and mechanical system operation & maintenance.
-Learn about the Minnesota Abigail Taylor Pool Safety Act and Federal Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act.
-Learn to run a safer and more efficient pool and spa facility.
-Learn to satisfy state requirements for certification.

Why Should You Be Certified?
-Keeping on the top of new state and federal laws affecting public pools and spas.
-This type certification is required by the State of Minnesota and must be renewed every 5 years.
-Good training can result in the efficient operation of your facility, saving thousands of budget dollars.
-States and municipalities are constantly editing and/or revising their pool/spa operating codes; pool operators are expected to know this information.
-Older pools are less efficient, creating a challenge for skilled operators to maintain and operate with limited funds and resources.
-New pools with unique design features require specialized operation and maintaining practices.
-The growing number of water parks, swimming pools, spas, and fountains has increased the need for professionally trained operators who have technical knowledge.
-Rapid advances in technology require the constant updating of operator knowledge and skill.