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LEED

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Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED®) uses established and innovative practices, standards, and technologies to provide a voluntary consensus-based national standard for green building. With operations impacted by rising costs of utilities, chemicals, and maintenance, Owners & Designers are looking for innovative ways to recycle hundreds of thousands of gallons of water at aquatic […]

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Keeping Records

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One of the most important, yet tedious, responsibilities of a pool operator or manager is maintaining proper records. Accurate records are essential to reducing costs, increasing safety, and reducing facility liability. It is imperative for pool operators and facility managers to know what records to keep and how long to keep them. Follow these guidelines […]

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Kids Attractions

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Kids of all ages like to play so what opportunities are there for kids who are truly kids to play in water?   The simplest form of interactive play with water is the ubiquitous puddle.  A kid with a puddle of rain water will stomp, splash and play until they are happily soaked and their parents […]

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Job Placement/Recruiting

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Do you find yourself understaffed and experiencing high turnover every summer?  Do you hire then fire consistently?  Evaluating your hiring practices can assist in reducing the amount of time, and ultimately, the impact of human resources on your bottom line. Lifeguard Shortage? There is a misconception in the industry that there are not enough qualified […]

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In-Park Spending

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In-park spending is crucial to any outdoor waterpark or aquatic center’s financial success.  It’s also the biggest driver of revenue next to season pass sales and daily admission rates.  Operators typically use the word “per cap” to determine the total amount a guest pays on each visit to their park, which includes the combined amount […]

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Inlet Design

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The often overlooked, sometimes misunderstood, but ever important system of return inlets in a swimming pool is a critical function of the complete pool water circulation system.  It may seem obvious, but for the everyday lap swimmer or child splashing in the leisure pool, the details of how the pool water is kept sanitary and […]

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Hazardous Materials

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One of the major challenges with keeping pools safe and healthy is the need for hazardous materials to be on-site, manly chlorine and acid.  This creates two major concerns.  The first is the need to store these materials, the second is making sure operators handle them properly. The amount of hazardous material that is allowed […]

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Heating

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Pool heating is a requirement for all indoor pools and for outdoor pools that extend their season past the traditional summer season.  When heating potentially hundreds of thousands of gallons of water, pool water heating can be a significant expense.  Pool heating can come from a variety of sources and we will look at some […]

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Guest Service

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Maximizing the experience of your waterpark’s guests should be of primary importance to you and your team.  After all, waterpark operators exist to provide safe, clean, friendly and fun aquatic experiences for their guests of all ages.  Through the analysis of those three years’ worth of survey and reports, I found that waterpark guests typically […]

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Gutters

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There are a lot of options to consider when selecting a gutter system for a swimming pool. The primary purpose of a swimming pool gutter is to skim debris from the water surface.  The operating water level is set slightly above the gutter lip such that water around the full perimeter of the pool continually […]

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