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Lesson 2 – Aquatic Risk Management<br />

Suggested Time:<br />

PowerPoint Slides:<br />

Materials:<br />

60 minutes<br />

ARM Lesson 2 Slides<br />

Aquatic Risk Management Handbook<br />

Objectives: At the end of this unit the student will be able to:<br />

Explain the various acts a manager can undertake to minimize the risks associated with<br />

aquatic environment<br />

List the steps in developing a risk management plan<br />

Leading Questions:<br />

What risk management steps have been developed for your facility?<br />

What are the components of a good risk management plan?<br />

Key Points: Methods of Managing Risk (pp. 15 - 23). Include information relative to:<br />

Steps involved in maintaining a high quality work environment<br />

Hiring and the importance of in-service training<br />

Frequent and proper maintenance of equipment<br />

Need for accurate record keeping<br />

Recommend NSPF Aquatic Facility Audit Course<br />

Key Points: Implementing a Risk Management Plan (pp. 24 - 31). Include information relative to:<br />

Identifying and evaluating risks<br />

Ways to minimize identifi ed risks<br />

Code and regulation compliance<br />

Cost as a factor in plan development<br />

The use of a professional risk manager<br />

Key Points: Include a discussion of the components of an emergency response plan (pp. 32-34).<br />

Be sure to include:<br />

Emergency response plan development and staff training<br />

Post-ERP documentation and reports<br />

Recommend the NSPF Emergency Response Planning online or classroom course<br />

Final Questions: Ask the participants if they have any questions pertaining to the lesson they<br />

have just completed. If there are participants who are still having trouble with the concepts of this<br />

lesson, offer additional help during a break or after class.<br />

© 2014 <strong>National</strong> Swimming Pool Foundation® Page 133

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