Spring Leisure Lines
Looking for Information on Alberta Recreation Operations? Look no further. Leisure Lines has it all. Leisure Lines is a quarterly magazine that contains insights into the Alberta recreation industry, essential information for recreation operators, the latest technologies, and innovations. This issue focuses on the coming Spring and what a recreation operator needs to keep in mind. All current members with a valid email address on file at the RFP Office will be notified by email when the publication is available. If you are interested in receiving updates, please email us. This issue contains: Learning about your Leadership Style Creating an Emergency Response Plan for YOUR Arena The Essentials for Preparing for Summer
Aquatics Health & Safety Awareness Campaign
https://youtu.be/3zQbzRBucFk Aquatics Health & Safety Awareness Campaign AMHSA’s Aquatics Health & Safety Awareness campaign is designed to raise awareness of slips, trips, and falls for those working in and around pools. Funding for the campaign comes from a 2022 creative sentencing agreement to prevent further injuries in aquatic facilities. Visit the AMHSA website for resources developed for workers, supervisors, contractors, certified operators, and safety committees. Resources include safety talks, posters, and information on identifying and preventing slips trips and falls WATCH – Webinar 1: Identifying slip, trip, and fall hazards WATCH – Webinar 2: Types of fall protection, including guardrails WATCH – Webinar 3: Fall protection plan and systems implementation A big
Ammonia Safety Day 2024
Ammonia Safety Days Learn about ammonia safety, network with experts, and gain valuable insights through engaging presentations and interactive workshops. With the following great topics: Physiological effects of ammonia on the body Chemical and physical properties of ammonia Integrating Industrial response with public safety command Value of prevention, protection, and preparedness Evacuation, decontamination, and medical care Lessons learned from accidents and emergency events And more! With sessions all over Alberta, check them out: April 9th – Tuesday – Lethbridge April 10th – Wednesday – Medicine Hat April 11th – Thursday – Calgary April 12th – Friday – Red Deer April 15th – Monday – Lloydminster April 16th – Tuesday –
Winter LL 2023
Read Up To Date Information Regarding Alberta Recreation Operations Leisure Lines is a quarterly newsletter/magazine that contains insights into the Alberta recreation industry, essential information for recreation operators, the latest technologies, and innovations in the recreation industry as well as the trends or insights operators, directors, managers and all personnel in the recreation field need to keep on top of. All current members with a valid email address on file at the RFP Office will be notified by email when the publication is available. If you are interested in receiving updates please email us. This issue contains: Instructions on how to build natural ice What you should consider with entrance flooring
Fall 2023 Leisure Lines
Read Up To Date Information Regarding Alberta Recreation Operations Leisure Lines is a quarterly newsletter/magazine that contains recreational news, insights into the Alberta recreation industry, the latest technologies and innovations in the recreation industry as well as the trends or insights operators, directors, managers and all personnel in the recreation field need to keep on top of. All current members with a valid email address on file at the RFP Office will be notified by email when the publication is available. If you are interested in receiving updates please email us. This issue contains: A facility profile of the Elevation Place in the beautiful town of Canmore. Essential information about
Tips For Draining Or Closing A Swimming Pool
Here Are Some Helpful Tips To Help When Closing A Pool For Shut Down Or For The Season Pool shutdown is an essential aspect of the annual preventative maintenance cycle. This will keep your pool healthy, functional and it will reduce the maintenance services that are required throughout the year. Swimming pool operators should maintain a “Shutdown Log” in which they record what is done to prepare for the shut-down, during the drain and follow-up after the pool is closed. The Shutdown Log would include procedures, actions, chemicals, problems with solutions, timing and the names of the people involved in the process. This log can be a valuable resource for
Regulations and Industry Best Practices
In the aquatic industry, and as swimming pool operators we are surrounded by regulations and industry best practices. Do you know the difference between the two? Regulation can be defined as a rule or even as a directive that has been made by an authority, and is maintained by that authority. While the Industry Best Practice is when the industry, based on case studies, previous experiences, or even legal action chooses a specific direction for their policies and procedures. If you own, manage or work in a property, facility or organization that has a public swimming pool or hot tub, you must adhere to the Alberta Public Swimming Pools Regulation
Chlorine & Pools
Chlorine Safety As pool operators, or individuals who are impacted by the operations of pools, there are resources that they can utilize to maintain the Alberta Health Pool Standards. The following documents provide important information on how to operate and maintain swimming pools by focusing on the safe work practices for chlorine and the workplace health and safety bulletin for chlorine. Download Document Download Document