PBAA MARCH 2024 CPO 2 DAY CLASS

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MEMBER PRICING IS $340 PER STUDENT. 

Light breakfast and a lunch will be provided each day. Soft drinks and water will be available.

§265.194. Operation and Management of Pools and Spas.
(a) Operational standard for all pools and spas. Pools and spas must be required to meet the operational standard that is most applicable to their respective use. For example, a pool or spa that is being operated as a Class C pool or spa but is generally, or for specific occasions made available to the public, with or without a fee, must meet Class B operational standards.
(b) Required operator certification. All Class A, Class B, and Class C pools and spas must be maintained under the supervision and direction of a properly trained and certified operator.
(1) The operator is not required to be on-site when the pool or spa is open.
(2) The operator may be responsible for multiple pools and spas.
(3) The trained and certified operators name and contact information must be made available to on-site staff, such as lifeguards, and to property management companies or property managers, and must be made available at the request of DSHS or a local regulatory authority.
(c) Operator responsibilities. The trained operator must ensure that the staff is properly trained in day-to-day operations of the pool and spa circulation system, as defined in the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code, and that the circulation system is being maintained in good operating condition in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
(d) Operator training and certification. Operator training and certification can be obtained by completion of one of the following courses or the equivalent:
(1) the NRPA,Aquatic Facility Operator;
(2) the PHTA,Certified Pool Operator;
(3) the ASPSA, Licensed Aquatic Facility Technician; or
(4) an equivalent course that requires testing and provides certification and that is approved by the local regulatory authority.