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Aquatics Director Positions at Risk⁉

Post author:Contributor
Post published:April 19, 2020
Post category:Pool Management Pool News University Aquatics

When Pools Stay Closed A lot of us make our money servicing and running Aquatic Centers, Community Pools, and High School and College pools. Are we at risk of losing…

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In this episode of the Talking Pools Podcast, Andrea and Paulette dive into the critical topic of cleaning up a pool after a hurricane. They focus on the essential steps pool service professionals must take to ensure the pool is safe, clean, and operational following the aftermath of a major storm. Andrea leads the discussion with a detailed breakdown of the process, starting with removing large debris, assessing any damage to the pool structure or equipment, and checking for water contamination.

Paulette adds her practical tips on ensuring that technicians take proper safety precautions, such as wearing protective gear and avoiding electrical hazards. They emphasize the importance of testing the water chemistry thoroughly, balancing chlorine and pH levels, and addressing potential bacteria or algae growth. They also discuss using a high-capacity vacuum to clear out silt and dirt that can clog filters and how to maintain circulation throughout the recovery process.

Throughout the episode, the duo stresses the need for clear communication with clients about the condition of their pools post-storm, setting realistic expectations for the timeline of getting things back to normal. They wrap up with a few pro tips on documenting the cleanup for insurance purposes and the importance of having a post-hurricane action plan in place before disaster strikes.

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