Aquatic facility operations researchCDC explains that chloramines can accumulate in indoor pool air when fresh-air movement and exhaust are inadequateAn evidence workflow for odor and symptom reports, water observations, ventilation review, closure, corrective action, and reopening.
Aquatic facility operations researchCDC identifies an effective water management program as the primary strategy for controlling Legionella growth and spreadAn evidence workflow for water-management ownership, operating checks, deviations, illness escalation, sampling, disinfection, and reopening.
Aquatic facility operations researchCPSC says public pools and spas must use drain covers that comply with 16 CFR part 1450A decision record for drain-cover identification, configuration review, qualified inspection, closure, corrective work, and authorized reopening.
Aquatic facility operations researchCDC guidance uses different response steps for formed stool and diarrheal incidents in treated recreational waterA source-linked response record for pool closure, incident classification, treatment decisions, reopening evidence, communication, and privacy.