Continuing Education February 2020

by habiba_abudu | February 6, 2020 2:40 pm

Learning Objectives:

After reading Treating spas like pools could get service techs in hot water: Best practices to ensure proper hot tub maintenance[1], you should understand:

The difference between hot tubs and pools.
Why hot water does not kill germs.
Why bathers should shower before getting into a hot tub.
Why service techs should consider incorporating broad-spectrum enzymes into the hot tub water-care routine.
Tips to keep in mind to ensure the overall wellness of clients’ hot tubs.

Continuing Education - 2020-02

What is the ideal temperature range for maintaining hot tubs and why? *

How do jets in a hot tub create the need to sanitize and clean filters regularly? *

How do ‘enter-exit’checklists work? *

What happens when spa water mixes with the cold air outside? *

Your details

First and last name *

Email *

Street address *

City *

Province/Territory

Postal Code *

Are you a member of the Pool & Hot Tub Council of Canada (PHTCC)? *

Yes

In order to proceed you must agree to the following: *

I agree to share the information included in this form with the Pool & Hot Tub Council of Canada (PHTCC) and agree to receive e-mails from the PHTCC. I also acknowledge that I am not currently eligible to earn continuing education credits.

In order to ensure your credits are applied, please enter your PHTCC member number *

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Endnotes:

Treating spas like pools could get service techs in hot water: Best practices to ensure proper hot tub maintenance: https://www.poolspamarketing.com/trade/features/treating-spas-like-pools-could-get-service-techs-in-hot-water-best-practices-to-ensure-proper-hot-tub-maintenance/

Source URL: https://www.poolspamarketing.com/continuing-education/continuing-education-february-2020/