Pool Compliance Checklist with eAuditor Audits & Inspections

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Pool Compliance Checklist
Creating a comprehensive Pool Compliance Checklist using eAuditor Audits & Inspections ensures that your pool facility adheres to all relevant safety, health, and operational standards. Below is a detailed checklist structured into key categories that you can implement in eAuditor Audits & Inspections. Each section includes specific items to inspect, ensuring thorough compliance.

Pool Compliance Checklist

Pool Compliance Checklist
1. General Information
Inspection Date and Time
Inspector Name
Pool Location
Weather Conditions (if applicable)
License and Certification Validity
2. Safety Signage
Emergency Contact Information clearly displayed
Pool Rules visible and legible
Depth Markers at appropriate intervals
Warning Signs for hazards (e.g., slippery areas)
First Aid and AED Location signs present
No Diving Signs where applicable
3. Pool Area Safety
Fencing and Barriers meet local regulations (height, gates self-closing and self-latching)
Locked Pool Gates when not in use
Non-slip Surfaces around pool deck
Adequate Lighting for nighttime visibility
Clear Access to Lifeguard Stations
No Clutter or tripping hazards around the pool area
4. Water Quality and Chemistry
pH Levels within 7.2 – 7.8
Chlorine/Bromine Levels as per guidelines
Alkalinity and Calcium Hardness within recommended ranges
Regular Water Testing documented
Proper Filtration System Operation
Water Clarity and Turbidity acceptable
Presence of Cyanuric Acid (for outdoor pools) at appropriate levels
Shock Treatment performed regularly
5. Pool Equipment
Pump and Filtration Systems functioning correctly
Heaters and Temperature Controls operating within set parameters
Automatic Chlorinators working properly
Skimmers and Drains clear and unobstructed
Backwash Procedures followed and documented
Pool Covers (if used) in good condition
Ozone/UV Systems (if applicable) maintained
6. Facility Maintenance
Cleanliness of pool area, including tiles, decks, and surrounding areas
Maintenance of Restrooms and Showers – clean, stocked with supplies, functional
Changing Rooms and Lockers in good condition
Trash Bins available and regularly emptied
Furniture and Amenities (e.g., lounge chairs, umbrellas) safe and in good condition
Signage Maintenance – no faded or damaged signs
7. Lifeguard and Staff Training
Certified Lifeguards on duty as required
Staff Certifications up to date (e.g., CPR, First Aid)
Regular Staff Training and drills conducted
Adequate Staff-to-Guest Ratio
Emergency Response Procedures clearly understood by staff
Visible Presence of Lifeguards during operating hours
8. Emergency Equipment
First Aid Kits fully stocked and accessible
Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) available and functional
Rescue Equipment (e.g., life rings, poles) easily accessible
Fire Extinguishers present and inspected regularly
Emergency Communication Devices (e.g., phones, radios) operational

1. Pool Compliance Checklist
Creating a comprehensive pool compliance checklist ensures your facility adheres to
all safety, health, and operational standards. Using eAuditor Audits & Inspections, you
can systematically inspect every critical area, maintain documentation, and ensure
continuous compliance with regulations.

2. Safety Signage & Pool Area Security
Required Signage
•Emergency contact information
clearly displayed
•Pool rules visible and legible
•Depth markers at appropriate
intervals
•Warning signs for hazards
•First aid and AED location signs
•No diving signs where applicable
Area Safety Requirements
•Fencing and barriers meet local
regulations
•Self-closing and self-latching gates
•Non-slip surfaces around pool deck
•Adequate lighting for nighttime
visibility
•Clear access to lifeguard stations
•No clutter or tripping hazards

3. Water Quality & Chemistry Standards
Maintaining proper water chemistry is essential for patron safety and comfort. Regular testing and documentation ensure
compliance with health standards and prevent waterborne illnesses.
pH Levels
Maintain between 7.2 – 7.8 for optimal safety and comfort
Chlorine/Bromine
Monitor levels per guidelines with regular testing
Water Clarity
Ensure acceptable turbidity and perform shock treatments regularly
Filtration System
Verify proper operation and document backwash procedures

4. Equipment & Facility Maintenance
01
Pool Equipment
Verify pump and filtration systems, heaters,
automatic chlorinators, and ensure skimmers
and drains are clear and unobstructed
02
Facility Cleanliness
Maintain pool area, tiles, decks, restrooms,
showers, changing rooms, and ensure all
furniture and amenities are safe
03
Regular Maintenance
Follow maintenance schedules, keep trash bins
emptied, maintain signage, and ensure pool
covers are in good condition

5. Lifeguard Training & Emergency
Preparedness
Staff Requirements
Certified lifeguards must be on duty as required,
with all staff certifications up to date including
CPR and First Aid. Regular training and drills
should be conducted to maintain adequate staff-
to-guest ratios and ensure emergency response
procedures are clearly understood.
Emergency Equipment
•First aid kits fully stocked and accessible
•AEDs available and functional
•Rescue equipment easily accessible
•Fire extinguishers inspected regularly
•Emergency communication devices
operational
100%
Staff Certified
All lifeguards must maintain
current certifications
24/7
Equipment Ready
Emergency equipment
accessible at all times

6. Documentation & Record-Keeping
Comprehensive documentation ensures accountability and helps identify trends or areas for improvement. All records must be maintained and
accessible for regulatory review.
Inspection Logs
Regularly updated records of all facility
inspections and findings
Maintenance Records
Documentation for all equipment
servicing and repairs
Training Records
Staff certification and training
documentation maintained
Water Testing Results
Daily water chemistry results
documented and filed
Incident Reports
All incidents filed, reviewed, and analyzed
for prevention

7. Implementing Your Checklist in
eAuditor
Create & Structure
Open eAuditor and create a new checklist. Organize into sections with
clear headings and subheadings for each compliance area.
Add Check Items
Input each item as a separate checkpoint. Use different question types like
Yes/No, Multiple Choice, or Numeric for appropriate responses.
Include Media
Allow space for photos, notes, and comments. Attach relevant documents
or images for comprehensive documentation.
Configure & Deploy
Set up compliance rules, define mandatory fields, and configure automatic
report generation. Test thoroughly before deployment.

8. Ensuring Continuous Compliance
Implementing a pool compliance checklist using eAuditor Audits & Inspections helps
maintain high safety and operational standards, ensuring a safe and enjoyable
environment for all patrons. By following detailed inspection protocols, you can
streamline operations and ensure continuous compliance with all relevant regulations.
Customize for Your Needs
Adapt the checklist to your specific pool type and local regulations for
maximum effectiveness
Continuous Improvement
Use inspection insights to improve pool operations and safety standards
continuously
Training Integration
Incorporate the checklist into staff training programs to ensure familiarity and
compliance