The relationship between the local health department and the owners, operators, lifeguards, and support staff of public pools and spas, can be seen as multi-dimensional, but from any angle it is directly related and essential to the health and safety of patrons. The inspectors’ role ranges from inspection and enforcement to training and support. Numerous risks can be associated with recreational water facility use, including potential exposure to waterborne illnesses, not to mention life-threatening injuries. Inspectors, and those who manage or oversee the operation of these facilities, can work together to ensure they are operated in compliance with relevant public health legislation.
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The relationship between the local public health department and the owners, operators, and staff of public pools, spas/hot tubs, wading pools, splash/spray pads, and waterparks can best be described as multi-dimensional. With a role that ranges from…
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Ontario’s Middlesex-London Health Unit is the first Canadian recipient of the Association of Pool & Spa Professionals’ (APSP’s) Dr. Neil Lowry Memorial Grant.
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The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals (APSP) in Alexandria, Va., will be accepting nominations until June 6 for the 2014 Dr. Neil Lowry Memorial Grant.
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In recognition of the Brevard County Environmental Health Services Department’s commitment to lowering drowning rates in Florida, the Association of Pool & Spa Professionals (APSP) recently presented the organization with the 2013 Dr. Neil Lowry Memorial Award.
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