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Covid 19 Swimming Pool Inspection

To conduct a COVID 19 swimming pool inspection using eAuditor Audits & Inspection, it’s important to focus on health and safety protocols in addition to the regular maintenance and cleanliness checks. The inspection will ensure that your swimming pool complies with both COVID-19 guidelines and general pool safety standards.Covid Swimming Pool Inspection

 

Steps for Setting up a COVID-19 Swimming Pool Inspection using eAuditor Audits & Inspection:

  1. Create/Access eAuditor Audits & Inspection Account:
    • Sign in or create an eAuditor Audits & Inspection account.
    • Choose a pre-made pool inspection template or create a new one based on COVID-19 guidelines and local public health regulations.
  2. Customize Your Inspection Checklist: The checklist should cover areas including pool hygiene, physical distancing, staff safety, and compliance with local COVID-19 guidelines.

COVID-19 Swimming Pool Inspection Checklist:

1. General Pool Cleanliness and Hygiene:

  • Are pool decks, walkways, and surrounding areas clean and free of hazards?
  • Are handrails, ladders, and high-touch surfaces disinfected regularly?
  • Is the pool water properly chlorinated and tested? (Ensure levels meet health department standards for disinfection).
  • Are disinfecting cleaning products available for staff and swimmers?

2. Physical Distancing:

  • Are physical distancing markers (e.g., floor markings or signs) in place in high-traffic areas such as entry points, changing rooms, and lounge areas?
  • The management limits the number of swimmers allowed in the pool at one time.Is there a limit on the number of swimmers allowed in the pool at one time?
  • Staff place lounge chairs, benches, and seating areas to support 6 feet (2 meters) distancing.
  • Are group activities (like swim lessons or water aerobics) being conducted with reduced capacity to maintain distancing?

3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

  • Are staff members wearing appropriate PPE such as face masks when not in the water?
  • Face masks and hand sanitizers should be available for swimmers when entering and exiting the pool area.
  • Training of lifeguards and pool staff on when and how to wear masks safely (people should not wear mask in the water).

4. Health Screening and Contact Tracing:

  • Is there a health screening process (e.g., temperature checks) in place for swimmers and staff before entering the pool area?
  • Is contact information being collected for potential contact tracing if needed?
  • Are there clear guidelines for patrons on staying home if they feel unwell or have COVID-19 symptoms?

5. Locker Room and Changing Area Hygiene:

  • Are locker rooms being cleaned and disinfected frequently?
  • Physical distancing markers should be in place in shower areas and changing stalls.
  • Are shared items (like towels and toiletries) removed or disinfected between uses?
  • Are soap dispensers, hand sanitizers, and paper towels fully stocked?

Covid Swimming Pool Inspection

6. Pool Water Quality and Safety Measures:

  • Is the water being tested for chlorine and pH levels regularly to ensure proper disinfection?
  • Are pool filtration systems working properly to maintain water cleanliness?
  • Is the pool compliant with any additional COVID-19 disinfection standards for public swimming pools?

7. Signage and Communication:

  • Are COVID-19 guidelines (e.g., social distancing, mask-wearing, pool capacity limits) clearly posted around the facility?
  • Is signage reminding patrons to avoid close contact and follow hygiene practices (e.g., washing hands) clearly visible?
  • Are emergency protocols updated to include procedures for COVID-19 cases among staff or patrons?

8. Staff Safety and Training:

  • Are staff trained in COVID-19 protocols and emergency procedures?
  • Are staff members aware of their responsibilities for enforcing COVID-19 safety guidelines?
  • Is there an isolation or quarantine plan in place for staff members who may show symptoms or test positive for COVID-19?

9. Restroom Inspection:

  • Are restrooms clean, disinfected, and stocked with handwashing supplies?
  • Thereshould be guidelines for limiting the number of people in restrooms at one time.
  • Are touchless amenities (e.g., sensor-based faucets, soap dispensers) in use where possible?

10. Emergency Equipment:

  • Is the first aid kit stocked with PPE (gloves, masks) in case of emergencies?
  • Are lifeguards equipped with resuscitation masks or other safety tools to reduce physical contact during emergencies?
  • Are emergency exits clear and accessible?

3. Conduct the Inspection:

  • Perform the inspection using your eAuditor Audits & Inspection mobile app or tablet as you walk through the swimming pool area.
  • Mark each item as Pass, Fail, or Needs Attention.
  • Add notes and take photos to document any issues related to COVID-19 safety or general pool cleanliness.

4. Generate and Share Reports:

  • Once completed, use eAuditor Audits & Inspection to generate an automatic report that includes inspection results, corrective actions, and time stamps.
  • Share the report with pool management, maintenance teams, and relevant health and safety authorities.

5. Follow-Up and Corrective Actions:

  • Assign action items for any Fail or Needs Attention categories, such as equipment maintenance, cleaning adjustments, or additional staff training.
  • Set up regular, scheduled inspections using eAuditor Audits & Inspection to ensure compliance with both pool safety and COVID-19 protocols.

6. Monitor Trends and Compliance:

  • Use eAuditor Audits & Inspectionโ€™s data analysis tools to identify trends or recurring issues, such as frequently failing items or areas where COVID-19 guidelines are not consistently followed.
  • Monitor compliance with local COVID-19 regulations and adjust inspection protocols as public health guidelines evolve.

Covid Swimming Pool Inspection

By following this structured process, you can ensure that your swimming pool remains a safe environment for patrons and staff, while staying compliant with COVID-19 health and safety measures.

 


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