[?] A summary of the violations found during the inspection are listed below.

3701-31-04 (B)(3) / Staff is trained and knowledgeable
Observed that the pool operator/staff was not trained or knowledgeable in pool operations.
In order to reduce the risk of health and safety hazards, ensure that the staff is properly trained. Train staff in pool operations, operation of equipment, chemical storage, use and handling and appropriate emergency procedures. Will provide manager with certified pool operator courses that the operator can go to. Discussed basis testing and safety of the pool on site today.
3701-31-04 (B)(4)(a)(ii) / Combined chlorine is tested daily at pool side prior to use
Observed that operator was not testing for combined chlorine, just recording values.
In order to reduce the risk of health hazards, test for combined chlorine prior to bathers entering the water and every 4 hours the pool is open for use. If ACC is in use combined chlorine must be tested every 12 hours while the pool is in use. Discussed and showed operator how to test for combined chlorine.
3701-31-04 (B)(4)(a)(iii) / pH is tested daily at pool side at required intervals for pools/automatic chemical controllers/special features
Observed that the pH was not being properly tested.
In order to reduce the risk of health and safety hazards, ensure that the pool operator know when and how to properly test the pool. The pH must be tested prior to bathers entering the water and every 4 hours the pool is open for use. If ACC is in use pH must be tested every 12 hours while the pool is in use. Showed the operator how to properly test the pool and how to record it on the logs.
3701-31-04 (C)(3) / Total alkalinity is at or greater than 60 ppm
Observed the total alkalinity was at 40 ppm.
In order to reduce the risk of health hazards, ensure that the total alkalinity is at least 60 ppm. Treat the pool to raise the total alkalinity to at least 60 ppm. Discussed this with PIC, suggested increasing the chlorine first, and then treating the alkalinity.
3701-31-04(D)(6)(a)(2) / Pool free chlorine disinfectant residual shall be above 1 ppm.
Critical Observed 0.5 ppm free chlorine in the pool.
In order to reduce the risk of contamination, ensure that the free chlorine in the pool is a minimum of 1.0 ppm. PIC treated the pool and voluntarily closed the pool until the levels are above 1.0 ppm.


Inspection Information


Facility Type: Pool

[?] Inspection Type: Standard

Inspection Date: 10-May-2019

Comments
Operator needs to be properly trained. Seems to be given inaccurate training per EcoLab tech. I was able to correct the instructions given to him by the tech and walk him through proper testing and how to record the values. PIC stated that he was told to always recorded X values on the log per EcoLab tech. I discussed with him how to tested for FC,CC,TT, pH and total alkalinity and edited his written instruction sheet for reference. I helped the operator increase the free chlorine level while the pool was voluntarily closed. Will provide GM with certified pool operator course that she can send the operator to so that he can obtain proper training. Operator stated that he will keep the pool closed until the chlorine levels are where they need to be. Also, he will treat to increase total alkalinity once the chlorine levels are up. Ensure that the pool is tested over the weekends at the required intervals. Will follow up on Monday.