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Routes within the poolhall to any waterfeatures requirebathers to pass orqueue near deep water.(4)Narrow pool surrounds(i.e. less than 2m) causecongestion and restrictaccess. For small pools,this may be less than1.5m. (4)Risk of jumping, falling orbeing pushed into deepwater.Check risk at busy periods.Do features/equipmentobstruct access?Is there congestion?Risk of falling, tripping etc.Aquarun queue at deep end.Aquarun is operated using 3lifeguards.1 stationed to control access1 stationed at exit slide1 stationed at opposite sideSee NOP for further information.Pool surrounds are sufficient depthminimum 2m with maximum 4m atshallow end.1 41 4Hazard (SeverityRating)Guidance Notes Findings LikelihoodRatingRiskratingCirculationAbrupt changes in floorlevel, e.g. steps,footbaths, upstands (tocontain shower orhosing-down water).(2/3)Ramped accessbetween changes infloor level, e.g. poolsurrounds adjacent towave machinechamber. (2/3)Freestandingcolumns/features blockviews. (4)Projecting/freestandingcolumns orfeatures such as poolcovers interfere withcirculation and/orpresent an impacthazard. (4)Areas of the pool hall towhich access is difficult,e.g. high freeboards,‘islands’ in leisurewaters, or poolsurround areas that arecut off by physicalbarriers such aswaterslides, planting orguard rails. (4)Risk of trips or slips.Is hazard visible?Is floor in poorcondition/supply?Risk of trips or slips.Ramp should be less than 1in 15 gradient.Slip resistant?Clearly visible?Affect on supervision ofpool.Can bathers pass each othercomfortably?Sharp edges?Level of hazard ranges fromtrips to falling into pool.May cause delay in treatingan injured person.Are there areas difficult toaccess or land a casualty?N/A n/a n/aN/A n/a n/aNone affect pool supervision 1 4Pool cover stored at high level, doesnot interfere with bathercirculation.Lifeguard chair does not interferewith bather circulation.No freeboard, islands or physicalbarriers.1 41 4
Inadequate and/orbadly positioned firstaid facilities and accessfor emergency vehicles.(4)Check position in relation topool and stretcher access.First Aid room is accessed directlyfrom poolside. Emergency vehicleaccess is adequate ranging from 4mto exit or maximum 25 m to exitdoors with clear access for stretcheruse.1 4
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