What to expect in this course
What to expect
The course is broken into several modules covering a variety of topics that are of importance to the Advanced Swimming Pool Operator. Candidates in this course will have previously completed a Pool Operators level 1 course.
You will have the opportunity to work through a variety of content and activities that will support the content in your textbook (found in the upcoming resources section). In addition, you will have the opportunity to connect with your instructor via live web-conferences during the course.
The content in this course is reflective of sound operation and maintenance procedures for public swimming pool operators but should not be construed as government regulation or legislation.
At the end of the course there will be a final exam. The minimum passing mark is 75%. Successful candidates will be issued a certification upon completion of the course and a passing mark on the final exam.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand Advanced Pool Circulation, Filters and Filter sizing
- Comprehend Chlorine Chemistry and properties, Combined Chlorines and ORP
- Explore the Chemical Controller and sensors as well as understanding suggested maintenance of this system
- Review Pool Operator Water Balance
- Get acquainted with some of the more common specialty chemicals used in pools
- Understand Biofilm
- Learn how to control and prevent Swimming Pool illnesses
- Grasp steam room and sauna operations and maintenance
- Understand indoor air quality factors in pool natatorium's
- Discuss the many different ways to introduce energy savings and prevent energy losses in a pool
- Note method's in which to prevent illicit/dangerous activities in and around the public swimming pool
- Plan preventative and custodial maintenance plans for your facility