- In addition to the 4 foot fence, alarm system and pool covers, pool gates must be self-closing and open out from the pool.
- For above ground pools, secure or remove the pool ladder when the pool is not in use, or surround it with a barrier.
- Remember to check your equipment regularly to make sure it’s in good working order.
- Make sure children don’t have access to or can reach the control devices.
- Remember, even portable pools can be dangerous. Make sure to fence them or cover, empty them or put them away when not in being used.
- Never leave a child unattended in or near the water.
- Enroll your children in swimming classes at a young age so they know how to swim.
- Encourage all members of your family to never swim alone and always have a buddy.
- Maintain the proper chemical levels in your pool.
- Install VGB drain covers.
- Keep your pool equipment maintained, including pumps and drains.
- Teach your family the pool rules that might include things like, no diving.
- Have cell phones handy to call 911 in an emergency along with the address and contact person.
- Keep dangerous pool chemicals stored where young children can’t get to them.
- Follow the local, state and federal regulations regarding pool maintenance. You can ask at a local pool company or call the Department of Health or your local authorities if you have any questions or to find out about any additional requirements for pool owners in your city or state.
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