In cooperation with the NRPA, CES presents an 18 hour course that is the latest in training for those who are responsible for operating clean, safe and efficient facilities. In-depth instruction is provided on filtration, disinfection, water testing and treatment, design considerations, facility management, risk management, facility troubleshooting, and much more. The CES - AFO course is approved for 18 hours of CE (Continuing Education) credits by the CLIB and for 18 hours of credit with CAM. The AFO Certification course is designed specifically to meet the needs of those working in public, hotel, condo, semi-public and municipal pool or waterpark facilities. The course will provide information and training for both supervisory and operations personnel. The course includes an additional 2 hour section that is specific to the study of the Florida State Health Code 64E-9FAC and your facility. Students will learn to recognize important aspects of this code and how it applies to their facility’s swimming pool. The course features NRPA’s Aquatic Facility operator manual, one of the newest, most complete, and most comprehensive publications available on pool operations. The manual undergoes revision every three years to keep current with changing technology. Author Kent G. Williams, using wit and his 20-plus years of experience, clearly leads even the beginning pool manager through the often complex process in aquatic operations. Upon successful completion of the AFO course and the 50 question exam, participants will be officially certified by the National Recreation and Park Association. All certified individuals reveice a certificate suitable for framing and registry in the National AFO Certification Database. Certification is valid for five years and must be renewed. Licensed Community Association Managers successfully completing this course will be awarded 18 hours of continuing education credits, Florida Recreation and Park association members successfully completing this course will be awarded 1.5 Continuing Education Units. SAMPLE COURSE AGENDA Introduction Qualities of a Healthy Pool Health Department - Code Review Circulation Filtration Heating and Pool Covers Chemical Compounds Review Specialty Chemicals The Future: New Directions Breakpoint Chlorinating Pool Water Balance Preventative Maintenance Pool Water Testing Dosages/Dosing Aquatic Facility management Automation and Control Design Considerations Special Case Pools Chemical Feeders Stabilization Sanitation Safety Considerations Disinfection Risk Management Review Final Exam TRAINING TIME Swimming Pool Calculations - 1 Hr Filter Type & Filtration Circulation - 4 Hrs Water Chemistry - Balancing & Testing - 4 Hrs Spas and Warm Water Pools - 1 Hr Pool and Spa Maintenance - 2 Hrs Operational and Safety Requirements - 2 Hrs State Health Code Chapter 64E-9FAC - 2 Hrs REGISTER TODAY