Pool Inspection Checklist
Pool Inspection using eAuditor Audits & Inspections Checklist.
General Pool Area
- Fencing and Gates: Check that all fencing is secure and gates are self-closing and self-latching.
- Decking: Inspect the pool deck for cracks, tripping hazards, and any other damage.
- Pool Signage: Ensure there are appropriate safety signs posted (e.g., no diving, depth markers).
Water Quality
- Clarity: The water should be clear and free of debris.
- Chemical Levels: Test and adjust chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness levels.
- Skimmers and Filters: Check that skimmers are functioning properly and that filters are clean and in good condition.
Pool Equipment
- Pump: Ensure the pool pump is running smoothly and there are no unusual noises.
- Heater: Test the pool heater to make sure it’s operating correctly.
- Lights: Check that all pool lights are functioning and that any underwater lights are in good condition.
Safety Equipment
- Lifesaving Equipment: Verify the availability of life rings, reaching poles, and other safety equipment.
- First Aid Kit: Ensure the first aid kit is fully stocked and accessible.
Pool Surface
- Tiles and Liner: Inspect tiles for cracks and loose tiles; check the liner for tears or wear.
- Drain Covers: Ensure that drain covers are secure and not damaged to prevent entrapment.
Water Circulation
- Returns and Jets: Check that water returns and jets are functioning properly.
- Main Drain: Inspect the main drain for proper flow and no obstructions.
Plumbing
- Leaks: Look for any signs of leaks around the pool and plumbing connections.
- Valves and Fittings: Ensure all valves and fittings are in good condition and functioning properly.
Pool Cover
- Condition: Inspect the pool cover for tears, holes, or other damage.
- Mechanism: Check that the cover’s mechanism (manual or automatic) is operating correctly.
General Cleanliness
- Skimming and Vacuuming: Ensure that the pool is regularly skimmed and vacuumed.
- Debris: Check for any debris around the pool area, including leaves and trash.
Additional Considerations
- Gutter and Overflow System: Ensure gutters are clear and overflow systems are working.
- Water Level: Check that the water level is appropriate and not too high or low.
Regular inspections and maintenance are key to keeping a pool safe and enjoyable.
Pool Inspection using eAuditor Audits & Inspections Checklist
Before the Inspection
- Download and Set Up the eAuditor Audits & Inspections:
- Ensure you have the necessary pool inspection app installed (e.g., Pool Calculator, Pool Service Pro, or a custom eAuditor Audits & Inspections).
- Set up your account and configure any required settings (e.g., pool details, inspection frequency).
- Familiarize Yourself with the eAuditor Audits & Inspections:
- Review the eAuditor Audits & Inspections’s features and tools.
- Learn how to input data, add photos, and generate reports.
Inspection Checklist on the App
General Pool Area
- Fencing and Gates:
- Check and record the condition of fencing and gates.
- Take and upload photos if needed.
- Decking:
- Assess the deck for cracks or hazards.
- Document issues with photos and notes.
- Pool Signage:
- Verify signage is visible and accurate.
- Take photos of any signage that needs updating.
Water Quality
- Clarity:
- Assess water clarity and note any issues.
- Upload photos of the water.
- Chemical Levels:
- Use the app’s built-in tools to record chemical levels (chlorine, pH, alkalinity, calcium hardness).
- Input readings manually if needed.
- Skimmers and Filters:
- Record the condition and functionality of skimmers and filters.
- Upload photos if there are issues.
Pool Equipment
- Pump:
- Check the pump’s operation and condition.
- Record observations and any issues.
- Heater:
- Test and note the heater’s performance.
- Include photos of the heater if applicable.
- Lights:
- Verify that all lights are working.
- Take photos of any malfunctioning lights.
Safety Equipment
- Lifesaving Equipment:
- Check for the presence and condition of lifesaving gear.
- Document with photos.
- First Aid Kit:
- Ensure the first aid kit is stocked and accessible.
- Take inventory and upload photos.
Pool Surface
- Tiles and Liner:
- Inspect for damage and wear.
- Record issues with photos and notes.
- Drain Covers:
- Verify drain covers are secure and undamaged.
- Document with photos.
Water Circulation
- Returns and Jets:
- Check their functionality and flow.
- Note any issues and take photos if necessary.
- Main Drain:
- Assess the main drain for proper flow and obstructions.
- Record observations.
Plumbing
- Leaks:
- Look for signs of leaks and document any findings.
- Valves and Fittings:
- Inspect and record the condition of valves and fittings.
Pool Cover
- Condition:
- Check for tears or damage to the pool cover.
- Take and upload photos.
- Mechanism:
- Test the cover’s mechanism and record its functionality.
General Cleanliness
- Skimming and Vacuuming:
- Ensure the pool is cleaned regularly.
- Record the cleanliness status.
- Debris:
- Note any debris and areas that need attention.
- Include photos if applicable.
Additional Considerations
- Gutter and Overflow System:
- Verify that gutters and overflow systems are clear and functioning.
- Water Level:
- Check and record the water level.
After the Inspection
- Review and Finalize:
- Review the data and photos collected.
- Ensure all sections are completed and accurate.
- Generate Report:
- Use the eAuditor Audits & Inspections’s report generation feature to create a summary.
- Share or export the report as needed.
- Schedule Follow-ups:
- Set reminders for any needed follow-up inspections or repairs.