Aquatic facilities are frequently challenged to safely manage their pools and spas in the face of recurrent employee turnover and part time help during the summer months.
Aquatic facilities are frequently challenged to safely manage their pools and spas in the face of recurrent employee turnover and part time help during the summer months.
Topics: Aquatics, water quality in the news, chlorination
Is your municipality studying ways to upgrade or combine your current combined sewer overflow (CSO) facilities to comply with the Clean Water Act?
One of the most important components of any CSO comes at the end of the line, where overflow waterborne pollutants encounter the chemical or mechanical processes that will make them safe for discharge. Choosing the right treatment system for your CSO needs to be aligned with: safe operation and low maintenance, reasonable capital and operating costs and effective treatment.
Topics: Wastewater, CSO
Pool season concludes for many when the weather cools down and school is back in session.
Yet, experienced pool operators know that pool season never truly ends. Ensuring that your aquatic facility is operable on Opening Day is a year-long endeavor that requires a commitment immediately after your facility closes.