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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPools Inspection 28 Amato Drive (2) A Routine Inspection *Indoor Pool Town�of South Windsor-Health Department 0 Re-inspection 8 Outdoor Pool 1540 Sullivan Avenue,S.Windsor,CT 06074 8 Complaint 8 Wading Pool Phone: 860444-2SU x248 Fax: 860-644-7280 8 Other: A Whirlpool/Spa Public Swimming Pool Inspection Report Name of Facility:Y Inspection Date: QA� t Address: V-4 - Phone: 91-:?t i 02- items marked with an X indicate non-compliance with CT Public Health Code(Section 19-13-633b).Violations must be corrected by the listed compliance date. a-4 Life Saving Equipment b-12 Nacuuming g buoy <15"inner diameter,attached to Pool vacuumed to maintain cleanliness Soft length of Y line Life pole/shepard's crook with blunted ends,a b-13 Accessibility to Pool Area mimum of 12ft in length Outdoor pools surrounded by barrier(>4ft) b-1 Pool Construction Outdoor pool entry gates self-closing and self Pool in good;repair latching b-2 Z Smipervilsory Personnel Pool access restricted when pool is closed Knowledgeable pool supervisor onsite b-14 Lifeguards ' t of personnel provided to Health Dept. Warning signs if no lifeguard on duty(letters b-4 Pool Water Clarity >4"high) "secchi disk at pool bottom visible Warning signs visible from all entry points in b-5 01 Water Disinfection pool area Automatic Feeder Used b-15 i id Kit .8 mg/litec free Chlorine it filled,ready use,materials current b-S,'b-6 Test Kits Amer.Red Cross 24-unit first aid kit or equiv. b-16 Emergency Telephone D Test Kit onsite(for disinfectant and pH) Telephone readily available in pool area b-6 Pool Water pH b-17 Signs Value between 7.2 and 7.8 b-7 ecords and Testing /' "All persons shall bathe.with water and soap before entering pool Residual disinfectant&pH tested prior to daily "Anyone having a communicable disease shall opening not use the pool" Daily pool testing records kept(2 times/daily) " b-8 Decks, Dressing, oilet&Shower Rooms Spitting,or blowing the nose in the pool is prohibited" ean, od re ,well ventilated "Running, boisterous or rough play is 5Y ch orine cleaning solution for floors prohibited" V:� Shower water 90-105 degrees F b-18 Emergency Communications Adequate toilet facilities Directions to nearest telephone and first-aid kit b-9 Equipment rooms/areas&Equipment01 ed at entrance Maintained in good repair,clean/sanitary „)of police,fire, Skimmers,gutters,strainer baskets clean and in Telephone numbers(print>.25hospital and EMS good repair b-19 Registration LZ Drain grates compliant b-10 eck Equipment Name of owner or owner's agent,address and location on file t4> Handrails provided on steps,stepholes,and c-1 Depth Markers adders Markers on rim at min and max depth and Equipment properly secured bints of slope change b-11 Pool Chemical Storage Markers visible from pool deck and from within Stored in a cool,dry,clean,well-ventilated area pool Containers stored tightly closed Public Swimming Pool Inspection Report 2 c-2 Lifeguard stands Comments: Lifeguard stand raised at least 4ft � Lifeguard stand located pool side adjacent to \ -- Se end c-4 Sign "No diving is permitted off the deck into shallow areas of the pool" Additional Requirements for Public Spas: R "'~ e-1 Pool Water Disinfection or' ° Free available chlorine residual>1.0 mg/liter when spa in use '7 ,'7 e-2 Pool Water Temperature Water temperature shall not exceed 104 degrees F e-3 Depth Markers Minimum 2 markers located on rim or adjacent to pool e-4 Precaution Signs "Elderly persons and those suffering from Heart Disease,Diabetes,High or Low Blood Pressure,shall not enter the spa" "Unsupervised use by children is prohibited" "Do not use while under the influence of alcohol/drugs" "Do not use alone" "Observe a reasonable time limit(preferably less than 15 min.):long exposures may result in nausea,dizziness,or fainting" e-5 Oils,Body Lotions,and Soaps Oils, body lotions&soaps must be removed prior to spa use Pool Supervisor: Dater / (Print Name) (�ignature) Health Inspector: Title: r� .,� ,� v (Signature) DATE OF COMPLIANCE: /vV Re-inspection Required: 0 YES 0 NO S.Windsor—April 2011