#SFHP2608465APool Water Monitoring Rules
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The order defines how swimming pools are grouped for water monitoring. Most pools are classified by their maximum theoretical attendance: type A for more than 100 people, type B for 16 to 100 people, and type C for 15 people or fewer. It also sets special classifications for pools in tourist accommodation, healthcare and medical-therapy settings, and residential complexes. Operators should identify their pool type because that classification will determine how water monitoring rules apply.
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Key Changes
- Classifies most pools by maximum theoretical attendance into types A, B and C
- Creates specific classifications for tourist accommodation pools based on accommodation capacity
- Sets special categories for healthcare, therapeutic, and residential pools
Obligations
What this law requires
Classify swimming pools, except those covered by the special establishment-based categories, by maximum theoretical attendance: type A if attendance is more than 100 persons, type B if attendance is more than 15 and up to 100 persons, and type C if attendance is 15 persons or fewer.
Classify pools in commercial tourist accommodation with accommodation capacity greater than 150 persons, reserved for staff and guests, as type A for pool water monitoring purposes.
Classify pools in healthcare and medico-social establishments, reserved for staff and persons cared for by those establishments, as type B for pool water monitoring purposes.
Classify pools in physiotherapist practices and other medical or therapeutic-use pools reserved for staff and persons treated by those structures as type B for pool water monitoring purposes.
Classify pools in commercial tourist accommodation with accommodation capacity between 16 and 150 persons, reserved for staff and guests, as type B for pool water monitoring purposes.