GUERRILLA
PROFESSIONAL POOL MANAGEMENT SEMINAR ™
This class is worth two CE credits with CAM
Part I - Objectives
The Guerrilla Professional Pool Management Course is designed to give
building managers, condominium managers, and maintenance supervisors a
strong foundation in swimming pool management techniques. The emphasis
is placed on identification of the major factors behind successful
pool/spa operation, necessary instrumentation and paperwork required to
monitor these factors, and skills to interpret findings and supervise
corrective actions.
Recognize important aspects of Florida Department of Health 64-E9
Swimming Pool Code and how it applies to the facility swimming pool.
Recognize important aspects of water balance and pool chemistry and
apply them to daily building management procedures.
List, document, supervise required instrumentation of hydraulic and
filtration systems and integrate them into daily building management
procedures.
Be able to recognize and explain pertinent variables behind determining
and controlling pool-heating costs.
Recognize important aspects of technical specification writing when
entering into major swimming pool purchases.
Explain basic procedures used when evaluating and solving common
swimming pool related problems
Student shall be able to relate all the above to daily management and
supervision of swimming pools and spas.
Part II - Teaching Methods
Teaching method is a combination of lecture and active student
participation. Teacher uses open-ended questions, multiple choice, and
analogies to everyday equipment (cars, household appliances, etc.) to
demonstrate technical aspects of the material. Teaching materials
include handouts, overheads, graphics, samples, question &
answer (stump the dummy), and limited video.
Teaching method is tailored to class size, experience, and expertise
level. Teacher will tailor question & answer responses to
overall expertise of the audience.
Part III - Course Evaluation
The students will be given a short multiple-choice test (5-10
questions) at the conclusion of the class. The questions will be
simple, yet will allow the instructor to assess the student's
comprehension of the major topics of the class. Emphasis will be placed
on the student's ability provide proper management and supervisory
skills.
Part IV - Source Documents
Instructor personal experience is used throughout the course.
Instructor relates previous experience in operating water quality
programs on thousands of premier Florida pools, spas, therapy pools,
waterparks, and water features. Experience is helpful in allowing
instructor to give examples and demonstrate similar situations, and
apply these techniques to question and answer periods.
Part V - Instructors
These instructors also have over 10 years direct experience in the
operation of water quality programs throughout Florida and the
Caribbean.
For more information about class schedules and locations, please call
800 940-1557, option #5, or e-mail us at varruza@ceswaterquality.com.
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