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Safety
− Set up a barrier (and secure all doors and windows if
applicable) to prevent unauthorized access to the pool.
Barriers, pool covers, alarm systems or similar security
systems are somewhat effective. However, they are no
substitute for continual, qualified supervision by adults.
− It is recommended that you have rescue equipment near
the pool.
− Always have a functioning phone and list of emergency
numbers near the pool. In the event of an emergency,
immediately pull the person in distress out of water and
immediately call the emergency services. If applicable,
take the wet clothing off of the person and keep the
person warm with blankets or similar.
− Encourage all users including children to learn to swim.
− Learn first aid (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and refresh
your knowledge and skills on a regular basis. This could
save a life in an emergency.
− Instruct all users of the pool, including children, on what
to do in the event an emergency.
− When searching for a missing child, check pool first, even if
you think your child is in the house.
− Do not use the pool if you are under the influence of
alcohol or medication, which could affect your ability to
safely use the pool.
WARNING!
Risk of injury!
Handling the pool improperly may result in serious injury and
even death.
− Make sure that children never dive or jump into the
shallow water.
− The pool must not be set up on concrete, asphalt, or any
other hard surface.
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