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Common Safety Concerns in and Around the Pool Drowning Risks. Drowning is one of the most significant safety concerns around a pool. Slippery Surfaces. The area around a pool can become slippery due to water splashes, increasing the risk of slips and falls. Electrical Hazards. Chemical Exposure. Entrapment Hazards.
Top Swimming Pool Dangers (Interactive) Slipping and tripping. The area around the pool can get pretty wet and slippery, which increases the risk of slips, trips and falls. Drowning. Unfortunately, drowning is a significant risk associated with swimming pools. Electrical hazards. Pool chemicals. Diving boards. Pool ladders.
California swimming pools and spas built or remodeled starting in 2018 must have a second safety feature to protect children from drowning. Thats the main requirement in a new law that takes effect on Jan. 1, 2018, and aims to boost safety.
Signs that should be in your pool area can include No Jumping, No Diving, Shallow Water and Slippery When Wet. You should also have basic safety equipment available such as lifesaver rings and a Shepherds Crook.
If it is not properly maintained, the water in your domestic swimming pool may contain a range of microbiological organisms (microbes), including bacteria, viruses and protozoa. These microbes can cause health problems, such as gastroenteritis, ear, nose and throat infections.

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The average cost of a pool inspection is $140, but it ranges between $85 and $1,075, depending on the size of the swimming pool and where you live. From fixing small pool issues before they grow out of control to identifying areas of concern, pool inspections help solve problems sooner and save money in the long run.
Numerous hazards lurk within the walls of the swimming pool pump room, toxic chemical fumes and carbon monoxide chief among them. In some commercial properties apartment complexes, iniums, hotels, country clubs and the like the pump rooms are properly ventilated, but in far too many, this is not the case.

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