MIL-HDBK-1164
Section 12: SWIMMING POOL OPERATIONS
12.
12.1
Responsibilities. Water system operators are responsible for the
operation, purification, and sanitation of swimming pools and spas at military
installations. Responsibilities generally include monitoring water chemistry and
maintaining pool equipment, including filters, pumps, and valves. In addition, operators
may oversee emergency and accident procedures, administrative practices, and safety
measures.
12.2
References. Refer to service-specific policy statements for guidance and
direction regarding the responsibilities of operating personnel in providing O&M
services at swimming pools and spas:
a) AFOSH Standard 48-14, Swimming Pools, Spas, Hot Tubs, and
Bathing Areas (par. 2.4.1.4) (Air Force)
b) AR 420-29, Utility Services (par. 2.4.2.2) (Army)
c) TM 5-662, Repair and Utilities: Swimming Pool Operation and
Maintenance (par. 2.4.2.4) (Navy)
When complete, MIL-HDBK-1167, Swimming Pool Operation and
Maintenance (par. 2.4.4.4), will be used by all service branches.
Detailed information about pool equipment and management can be
found in The Pool-Spa Operators Handbook (par. 2.2.57), a publication of the National
Swimming Pool Foundation (NSPF). This reference guide covers the following topics:
a)
Types of pools
b)
Filters and filtration
c)
Pool circulation and recirculation equipment
d)
Pool water sanitizing, chemical balance, water testing,
management, and maintenance
e)
Operational problems and chemical adjustments
f)
Care of seasonal pools
g)
Disease and accident prevention
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