Swimming Pool And Spa Self-Inspection Checklist Page 2

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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
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Current Environmental Health permit (or copy) posted on site (pump room, mgrs. office,
etc).
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Daily records of pool maintenance and operation available for inspector's review.
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Recirculation system is in operation whenever pool is available for use.
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Pool light secure and in good operating condition with a GFCI that is also working.
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All tile on pool sides, on spa benches, and spa steps in good repair (not cracked or
missing).
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Ladders and handrails secure (not loose) and in good repair.
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No animals allowed in the pool or pool area.
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DPD test kit and cyanuric acid test kit available on site.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS FOR SPAS ONLY
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Spa precaution sign posted, with clear, legible letters, which contains the following
language:
a) Elderly persons, pregnant women, infants and those with health conditions requiring
medical care should consult with a physician before entering a spa.
b) Unsupervised use by children under the age of 14 is prohibited.
c) Hot water immersion while under the influence of alcohol, narcotics, drugs, or
medicines may lead to serious consequences and is not recommended.
d) Long exposure may result in nausea, dizziness, or fainting. DO NOT USE ALONE.
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Water temperature of spa does not exceed 104F. Provide a thermometer for the spa.
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Spa has at least 2 depth markers clearly visible.
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Emergency shut-off switch in working order.
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Spa AEmergency Shut-off Switch@ sign posted adjacent to the shut-off switch (must be
clearly visible to all bathers).
THE POOL/SPA WILL BE CLOSED IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITION(S) EXIST:
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Main drain cannot be seen due to poor water clarity.
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Unsecured main drain cover.
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Fencing and/or gates that are not properly maintained.
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Any condition which may be found to exist (and can't be immediately corrected) which
could actually or potentially threaten the public health, welfare, and safety (i.e.: fecal
material in the water, gates locked in open position, foreign items in the pool or spa,
GFCI switch that does not work, etc.).
Once our Department has been notified by the owner/operator that the conditions(s) for
which the pool/spa had been closed have been corrected, every effort will be made to
reinspect and open the pool/spa as quickly as possible. However, this can be affected by
staffing, prior commitments and obligations, or other conditions. Extended service fee of
$100 per hour may be charged to reopen a closed pool.
Prior to resurfacing the pool, repairing, modifying, or changing any pump, heater, and/or recirculation
equipment, or beginning any type of remodeling of the pool or spa or fencing, please check with our
Department to make sure these changes meet current codes and requirements.
W43
(12/17/14)

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