6.4.1.3.1

Daily Inspection Items

Code

The QUALIFIED OPERATOR or RESPONSIBLE SUPERVISOR shall ensure that a daily AQUATIC FACILITY preventive maintenance inspection is done before opening and that it shall include: 1) Walkways/DECK and exits are clear, clean, free of debris; 2) Drain covers, vacuum fitting covers, SKIMMER equalizer covers, and any other suction outlet covers are in place, secure, and unbroken; 3) SKIMMER baskets, weirs, lids, flow adjusters, and suction outlets are free of any blockage; 4) INLET and return covers and any other fittings are in place, secure, and unbroken; 5) SAFETY warning signs and other signage are in place and in good repair; 6) Safety equipment as required by this CODE are in place and in good repair, including emergency instructions and phone numbers; 7) Entrapment prevention systems are operational; 8) Recirculation, DISINFECTION systems, controller(s), and probes are operating as required; 9) Secondary and/or supplemental DISINFECTION systems are operating as required; 10) Underwater lights and other lighting are intact with no exposed wires or water in lights; 11) Slime and biofilm has been removed from accessible surfaces of AQUATIC VENUES, slides, and other AQUATIC FEATURES; 12) Doors to nonpublic areas (CHEMICAL storage spaces, offices, etc.) are locked; 13) First aid supplies are stocked; 14) Emergency communication equipment and systems are operational; 15) Fecal/vomit/blood incident contamination response protocols, materials, and equipment are available; 16) Water features and amenities are functioning in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations; 17) Fencing/BARRIERS, gates, and self-latching or other locks are tested and are intact and functioning properly, and BARRIERS do not have nearby furniture to encourage climbing; 18) Drinking fountains are clean and in functional condition; 19) Electrical devices are in good working condition and meet the requirements specified in the NEC and MAHC; 20) Alarms, if required, are tested and functioning properly; and 21) Assessing water clarity such that the bottom and objects in the POOL are clearly visible.

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