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Swimming Pool Management System

The swimming pool is a place for teaching, training, and implementing the "National Fitness Plan Outline" to enhance people's physical fitness and improve swimming skills. It is a place for teachers, students, and surrounding residents to A place for leisure, coolness, entertainment, and relaxation after stressful work. In order to strengthen the management of swimming pools and ensure the personal safety of swimmers, these management measures are specially formulated.

1. Swimming pool management personnel and their job responsibilities

(1) Swimming pool management staffing

1. Chief person in charge: 1 person

2. One person in charge of the swimming pool

3. Gatekeeper verification: 2 people

4. Sanitation around the swimming pool: 1 person

5. Changing room and other sanitation: 1 person

6. Water quality sanitation treatment: 1 person

7. Lifeguards: 4-8 people

8. Lifeguard patrol Staff: 2 people

9. Management (monitoring): 1 person

10. Security officer: 1 person

(2) Staff responsibilities

1. The person in charge of swimming pool management is entrusted by the party and government of the School of Sports and Health to be specifically responsible for the management of the swimming pool.

2. Health personnel are responsible for sanitation around the swimming pool, locker rooms and other environments.

3. Water quality sanitation treatment personnel are responsible for water quality sanitation treatment and pool water depth testing.

4. Lifeguards are responsible for water lifesaving work.

5. The gatekeepers and ticket inspectors are responsible for the acceptance of swimmers’ health certificates and swimming tickets.

2. Swimming pool opening management system

(1) General principles

1. Each staff member must establish a dedicated and loving position to serve teachers, students and citizens wholeheartedly. spirit, work conscientiously and responsibly, abide by laws and regulations, consciously maintain the rules and regulations of public places, abide by labor disciplines, love swimming pool management, and be able to stick to their jobs.

2. Love cleanliness, respect hygiene, and dress neatly. All staff must be in place 20 minutes in advance to prepare for opening and open on time.

3. Perform your duties conscientiously and be diligent in your duties. You are not allowed to leave your job without permission (you must stay at your job even if you have nothing to do temporarily). If you need to leave your job temporarily under special circumstances, you should report it to the person in charge and obtain approval from the person in charge. After agreeing, arrange the change of guard. "If you are temporarily away from work for a short period of time, you should arrange for a replacement and return in time. Strict requirements must be imposed on work to prevent any accidents.

4. Staff members in each group must care for each other, cooperate fully, and must not push back Don't be tempted to fight, and do not divide the work.

5. Non-duty personnel are not allowed to enter, so as not to affect the work of the on-duty personnel.

(2) Ticketing work system. > 1. During the period when the swimming pool is open to the public, strictly abide by the principle of purchasing tickets with a health certificate, count and record the ticket amount by venue, fill in a daily report based on the ticket sales on that day, ensure that the ticket amount is consistent, and submit it to the school finance office regularly.

2. Arrive at work 20 minutes in advance to prepare for each performance. Ticket sales will begin 10 minutes before the opening. Tickets will be sold 20 minutes in advance during peak hours.

3. Do a good job in the box office. Hygiene.

(3) Gatekeeper verification and ticket checking system

1. We must establish a responsible attitude towards the health of teachers, students and citizens, and the school, be punctual and trustworthy, and carefully check and check tickets. .

2. During the period of opening to the public, it is strictly enforced that each swimmer must present a health certificate and a swimming ticket to enter the swimming pool. Anyone who lacks one of the two certificates will be strictly prohibited from entering the swimming pool. .

3. Observe carefully and resolutely refuse people with mental illness, skin tinea (including athlete's foot), heart disease, hepatitis, pinkeye, severe trachoma, acute conjunctivitis, otitis media, intestinal infectious diseases and drunk people to enter the pool. .

4. Children under 1.30 meters are strictly prohibited from entering the pool without adult guidance.

5. Manage bicycle emissions during the opening period to ensure smooth entry and exit.

6. Assist swimmers to apply eye drops after swimming.

7. Arrive at work 10 minutes early for each game.

(4) Lifeguard Technical Operation Regulations

1. A high degree of humanitarianism and a sense of responsibility must be established, and the personal safety of teachers, students and citizens must be taken as their own responsibility.

2. Lifeguards arrive 5 minutes in advance for each game. When on duty, there is strictly one person per post. Swimming in the water when on duty is strictly prohibited. Drinking before taking up duty is strictly prohibited. Chatting and smoking while on duty are strictly prohibited. If there are special circumstances, notify the lifeguard on patrol.

3. Eliminate distracting thoughts when taking up the post, and concentrate on what is going on in the pool. If a swimmer is found to have any abnormality, he should immediately sound the whistle to warn and notify the lifeguards at each post to be prepared for life-saving. If necessary, he should enter the water to rescue himself.

4. Swimmers and children with lifebuoys are strictly prohibited from entering the deep pool, and running around the pool is strictly prohibited.

5. People wearing underwear, underwear and light-colored swimming suits are strictly prohibited from entering the pool. Swimmers who have not washed themselves are strictly prohibited from entering the pool. It is strictly prohibited to wear shoes to the poolside or smoke or eat food by the poolside.

6. Lifeguards are not allowed to coach others to swim after they are on duty, and they are not allowed to bring mobile phones to work.

7. After the lifeguard is off duty, he will patrol the swimming pool for a week to ensure safety before leaving the pool.

(5) Pool water quality management system

1. A spirit of high responsibility for the health of teachers, students and citizens must be established.

2. Ensure that environmental sanitation and pool water quality comply with relevant national health regulations.

3. Check the water quality more than three times a day.

4. Treat the water quality every day to ensure that the bacterial count, transparency and residual chlorine content meet national health requirements.

5. The water in the footbathing pool must be changed every day, and the pool water must be disinfected and sterilized every day.

(6) Pool water depth detection system

1. The height of the swimming pool water must be kept basically stable.

2. When the water surface drops due to backwash and sewage discharge, fresh water should be added in time.

3. Provide specialized personnel to measure the depth of the pool water.

(7) Public security management system

1. Security personnel must frequently patrol inside and outside the venue and solve problems in a timely manner.

2. During peak times, assist the gatekeepers in checking tickets.

3. Discourage drunkards and troublemakers, and maintain a good public security environment in the swimming pool.

4. Remind swimmers who do not store their clothes and advise them to do so.

5. Protect the personal safety of swimmers. If you need help, you should provide enthusiastic service and solve the problem in a timely manner.

(8) Clothes storage management system

1. A high sense of responsibility for the property of teachers, students and citizens must be established. '

2. Be enthusiastic and considerate and strictly implement the system of collecting clothing with a card.

3. Clothes should be cleared every time they come in and out. If excess clothes are found, report them to the on-duty field attendant or lifeguard team leader as soon as possible until the lost ones are found.

4. Non-pool staff are strictly prohibited from entering the storage room.

5. Arrange the clothing tags 5 minutes in advance of each game. Pay attention to whether there are missing clothing tags or wrong numbers and correct them in time.

(9) Health management system

1. Strictly implement the laws and regulations on health management in public places, and implement a system of purchasing tickets based on the health certificate of the current year. There is no health certificate for the current year. Those with certificates are not allowed to purchase tickets and are not allowed to swim in the pool.

2. Staff who are directly engaged in serving swimmers must participate in physical examination and health knowledge training as required. Only those who pass the physical examination and training can serve.

3. Strengthen health management, focus on disinfecting pool water and foot baths, put disinfectants on time and in the right amount, replenish fresh water regularly every day, and maintain water quality and hygiene.

4. People with fever and cough and patients with mental illness, skin tinea (including athlete's foot), heart disease, hepatitis, pinkeye, severe trachoma, acute conjunctivitis, otitis media, and intestinal infectious diseases are strictly prohibited from swimming in the pool. .

5. Do a good job in sanitation of swimming pools, toilets and other facilities, and have dedicated personnel clean them frequently to ensure cleanliness and hygiene.

6. It is prohibited to rent swimming suits and pants, and it is prohibited to wear light-colored swimming suits and swimming trunks.

7. Necessary rescue facilities must be available, and lifesaving personnel must undergo rescue training before taking up their posts, and must have rescue knowledge, have an "emergency plan", and handle emergencies in accordance with prescribed procedures.

8. Equipped with band-aids, anti-inflammatory, heatstroke prevention and cooling drugs to provide services to swimmers.

(10) Safety Management System

In order to implement the spirit of the "Zhejiang Provincial Swimming Management Measures", perform safety management responsibilities in public places, maintain public order in swimming places, and ensure For the health and safety of swimmers, a site safety management system is specially formulated based on the actual situation of the site.

1. A safety management team is composed of the person in charge of the place, the lifesaving team leader, and the field service team leader. It is responsible for implementing the regulations on safety management of public places and stipulating that it is responsible for the daily safety management and maintenance of swimming places. Daily order of the swimming pool.

2. Implement the principle of "prevention first, safety first", strictly implement the water rescue system, allocate a quota of qualified water rescue personnel, accurately judge and detect situations, and actively rescue swimmers.

3. The rescue personnel in this place are also responsible for safety. When taking up their posts, they must earnestly perform their safety management responsibilities, discourage and stop unsafe behaviors in swimming places, and prevent the occurrence of public security disasters.

4. There are obvious signs in the deep and shallow water areas. There are publicity boards, warning signs and management notice boards around the swimming pool. There are also broadcasting facilities and rescue observation stations. The rescue equipment is complete and effective. use.

5. It is strictly prohibited to bring firearms, ammunition, flammable and explosive and other dangerous items and controlled knives into the swimming pool.

6. It is prohibited to sell alcoholic beverages to swimmers, and alcoholics and drunkards are prohibited from entering swimming venues.

7. Equipped with fire-fighting equipment and emergency lights that can be used normally, and frequently check electrical facilities to ensure their safe, normal and effective use.

(11) Fire safety system

1. A dedicated person shall be responsible for the safekeeping of fire-fighting equipment and shall not misappropriate or occupy fire-fighting facilities and sites.

2. All personnel must learn fire safety knowledge, establish a high degree of fire awareness, prevent disasters from occurring at all times, and be prepared.

3. If a fire is discovered, report it immediately 119

(12) Staff reward and punishment system

1. Work conscientiously and responsibly, have a good service attitude, and abide by this policy Comply with the rules and regulations of the pool, there will be no late arrival or early departure, and there will be no major accidents in the work area of ??responsibility, and full remuneration will be paid.

2. Those who have poor work sense of responsibility and are late and leave early will have part or all of their remuneration deducted until they are cancelled. The specific regulations are as follows: for those who are late for 5-30 minutes, half-time remuneration will be deducted; for those who are late for more than 30 minutes, their remuneration will be deducted. If you are late for a shift, you will be deducted the reward for the day. If you are not on duty without any reason, you will be deducted 100 yuan each time. If you are late for a shift more than twice (including two times), you will be deducted half of the reward for the shift. The above paragraph will also apply if you leave early or leave midway due to failure to comply with the regulations.

3. Those who work irresponsibly and leave their jobs without permission and cause a responsible accident will have their remuneration deducted for the current month or even the entire amount depending on the severity of the case. Those responsible for major accidents will be held accountable and their remuneration and bonuses will be deducted.

(13) Instructions for swimmers

1. All swimmers who come to this pool must pass the medical examination at the hospital and receive a health certificate. The certificate can be used to purchase tickets and enter the venue with the certificate.

2. People with heart disease, severe hypertension, tuberculosis, epilepsy, mental illness, skin diseases, hepatitis, severe trachoma, acute conjunctivitis, pink eye, gynecological trichomonas vaginalis, sexually transmitted diseases, intestinal infectious diseases, People with fungal disease, otitis media and drunk people are prohibited from swimming in the pool. If you conceal your medical history, you will be responsible for the consequences of an accident.

3. Be civilized and strictly prohibited from wearing light-colored swimsuits or light-colored swimming trunks in the pool.

4. It is not advisable to swim on an empty stomach or within one hour after a meal. It is strictly prohibited to enter the water after drinking. When engaging in strenuous sports or heavy physical labor and your physical strength has not yet recovered, do not swim in the water for the time being.

5. Full preparations should be made before entering the water. You must rinse before entering the water, and your feet must pass through the disinfected pool before entering the pool for swimming. Otherwise, entry into the pool is strictly prohibited.

6. Children under 1.30 meters are prohibited from entering alone. Children are prohibited from swimming in deep water areas.

7. Swimmers must store their clothes in the storage room before entering the water. Swimmers are responsible for the loss of unstored clothes.

8. Store valuables in a valuables storage location to avoid theft.

9. Those who cannot swim are strictly prohibited from swimming in deep water areas. Diving, snorkeling, making loud noises, playing and playing in the water are strictly prohibited. It is strictly prohibited to run around in the pool, bully the small, bully the weak, and be indecent to ladies.

10. Anyone who feels unwell in the water must get out of the water and go ashore immediately. In case of drowning or sudden illness, call for help immediately.

11. When swimming, you should practice within your ability and do not engage in activities that exceed your technical level and physical limit.

12. When swimming outdoors, if there is a thunderstorm, you should get out of the water and go ashore in time and avoid indoors (you are not allowed to continue swimming in the outdoor pool or rest on the shore).

13. Pay attention to hygiene. It is strictly forbidden to bring peels, husks, paper scraps and other waste into the pool. It is strictly forbidden to smoke beside the pool. No spitting, please wear shoes when walking by the pool. It is strictly prohibited to urinate or defecate in the pool and enter the swimming pool wearing underwear or underwear.

14. Take good care of public facilities and supplies, and compensate for any damage at the price.

15. All units that collectively organize swimming must obtain the consent of the physical education department and take responsibility for their own safety.

(14) Hangzhou Normal University swimming pool swimming training management system

In order to strengthen safety management in swimming teaching and training, prevent accidents, and ensure that swimming teaching and training is carried out safely and smoothly , specially formulated this system.

1. Teachers or coaches must abide by this management system during swimming teaching.

2. Teachers or coaches are directly responsible for the safety of swimming teaching and training, and are directly responsible for all inspections and management of the venues, teaching content, and personal safety of the training subjects involved in the teaching and training.

3. When holding swimming training classes for various swimming styles, a detailed and thorough safety responsibility measure plan must be formulated; when formulating a teaching and training plan, safety education for students must be included.

4. When choosing a training venue, teachers or coaches must consider the safety of teaching and training, and there must be clear time regulations for students to arrive and leave the training venue. Coaches must arrive at the training venue 20 minutes before students arrive. After the training, the coach must not leave the venue until all students have left the pool and safety is ensured.

5. Teachers or coaches must effectively control the teaching and training process, check the number of people in the team before and after class and register them, and strengthen safety education. When conducting primary swimming level teaching and training, the number of trainees should be strictly controlled within 20 people. When two or more teaching groups are teaching at the same time, they must be equipped with two safety patrol lifeguards.

6. Teaching and training tasks must be carried out under the guidance of teachers or coaches. Coaches are not allowed to entrust teaching and training tasks to staff or assign them to students to complete by themselves.

When the coach leaves the teaching and training site due to special circumstances, the teaching and training of this lesson should be suspended.

7. Students should arrive and leave the training venue within the prescribed time. They are not allowed to enter the water without the permission of the instructor, and are not allowed to engage in dangerous activities such as chasing games, climbing and climbing. Coaches should patiently criticize and educate students who violate these regulations. Those who refuse to change despite repeated admonitions and endanger safety may have their student qualifications revoked.

8. Students who participate in swimming training for the first time must undergo a health examination. Those who pass the physical examination can participate in swimming training. The office must establish files such as student rosters and health records.

9. Except for coaches and relevant staff, other personnel are prohibited from entering the training venue (referring to the designated management area). During the teaching and training process, safety accidents occur or safety hazards and other abnormal situations are discovered. In this case, the coach should immediately stop the training, conduct emergency treatment, and report to the unit leader immediately.

10. When organizing large-scale teaching and training, detailed safety management measures and plans must be formulated in accordance with the requirements of this system.

(15) Emergency plan system

1. Plan for dealing with drowning and casualty accidents

1) Swimmers are injured due to drowning, trauma or sudden illness In the event of a serious casualty accident caused by a natural disaster, except for the on-site rescue personnel, other personnel must stick to their posts. All personnel who are waiting for rest will return to their original posts and ensure safe evacuation.

2) The leader on duty should quickly determine the severity of the accident and handle it correctly according to the following predetermined plan. Avoid panic and command errors, which may lead to more serious consequences.

2. Division of labor between departments in the event of an emergency:

1) On-site doctors and life-saving teams are responsible for on-site rescue.

2) The ticket inspection team of the venue management team is responsible for maintaining order inside and outside the venue and evacuating onlookers to swim.

3) Office staff are responsible for external contact and arrangement work.

3. Classification of accidents and emergency response plans

1) First-level accidents

(1) Symptoms: Swimmers injured suffer loss of consciousness, dilated pupils, Respiration and heartbeat disappear or symptoms of death appear.

(2) Plan:

A. Except for on-site technical personnel, all personnel will stick to their posts. If the situation is critical, the opening will be terminated immediately.

B. On-site first aid such as open airway, artificial respiration, chest compressions and other cardiopulmonary resuscitation should be performed on the spot.

C. Dial 120 quickly and contact an ambulance to transfer the patient to the hospital for rescue (you should race against time to continue rescue during the transfer).

D. Immediately report in writing to the superior department leader and quickly contact his family members.

2) Secondary accident

(1) Symptoms: The drowning injured person appears in a coma, with weak breathing and heartbeat, severe trauma, fractures, massive bleeding, and life-threatening injuries.

(2) Plan:

A. Except for on-site first aid personnel, all other personnel must stay at their posts.

B. On-site rescue such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, hemostatic bandaging, and fracture fixation should be performed immediately.

C. Dial 120 quickly and contact an ambulance to transfer to the hospital for rescue.

D. Get in touch with their family members as soon as possible.

E. Report to superior department leaders.

3) Level 3 accident

(1) Symptoms: General drowning, serious trauma, but not life-threatening

(2) Plan:

A. Provide first aid treatment on site.

B. Notify family members to come to the scene to assist.

C. Send to the hospital for further treatment if necessary.

4. CPR plan for rescue at the drowning scene:

1) When a drowning person is found, he should be rescued immediately, pour water, and remove foreign objects in the mouth (dentures should be removed if there are any), tongue Those who fall behind should be pulled out.

2) Place the drowning person in an appropriate position, check for wakefulness, and check whether the pupils are dilated.

3) Clear the airway. If breathing stops, artificial respiration should be performed immediately.

4) Check the carotid artery. If there is no pulse, perform chest cardiac compressions immediately.

5) Dial 120 quickly and contact an ambulance to transfer to the hospital for rescue. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation should be continued during the transfer.

Infants (within 1 year old) Children (1-8 years old) Adults

Compression technique: two fingers, the heel of one hand, the heel of both hands

Pressure depth 2 cm t 3 cm t 4-5 cm t

Frequency gt; 100 times/min 80-100 times/min 60-80 times/min

Compression to breathing ratio 5:1 5:1 Single 5:2 Double 5:1