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- Test free chlorine (or the disinfectant in use) and record the reading against your target operating range
- Test combined chlorine: aim for as low as possible, ideally below 1 mg/l and no more than half the free chlorine reading
- Test and record pH, keeping it in the 7.2 to 7.4 range for effective disinfection and swimmer comfort
- Take the first test before the pool opens, then every 2 hours through the day, and a final test after closing
- Draw the sample from 100 to 300mm below the surface, away from inlets, ideally from the deepest part
- Record water and air temperature and check the pool looks clear with the bottom plainly visible
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Pool Plant & Water-Test Log
A simple record of every water test and tweak so you can prove the pool was safe all day and spot a problem before swimmers do.
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10 things to check.
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- 1Test free chlorine (or the disinfectant in use) and record the reading against your target operating range
- 2Test combined chlorine: aim for as low as possible, ideally below 1 mg/l and no more than half the free chlorine reading
- 3Test and record pH, keeping it in the 7.2 to 7.4 range for effective disinfection and swimmer comfort
- 4Take the first test before the pool opens, then every 2 hours through the day, and a final test after closing
- 5Draw the sample from 100 to 300mm below the surface, away from inlets, ideally from the deepest part
- 6Record water and air temperature and check the pool looks clear with the bottom plainly visible
- 7Check chemical dosing stock levels and confirm dosing pumps are running
- 8Backwash filters as scheduled and record turbidity or pressure readings if you monitor them
- 9If any reading is out of range, take corrective action, re-test, and record both the action and the corrected reading
- 10Sign and time every entry so there is a clear audit trail for the day
Good to know
PWTAG advises chemical testing before opening, every two hours during operating hours and after closing, with combined chlorine kept ideally below 1 mg/l, and stresses a circular audit trail: spot the out-of-range reading, act on it, and record the evidence that it was corrected.
Source: Pool Water Treatment Advisory Group (PWTAG) Code of Practice and Technical Notes; HSE/PWTAG HSG179 Health and Safety in Swimming Pools
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