Water Safety | Swimming Pool Management Services in Nevada

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Water Safety Swimming Pool Management Services

• USA Pools of Nevada swimming pool management
  services in Nevada believes in water safety.
  Making our clients and patrons aware of safety is
  our 1 priority. We will help make the general
  public aware of water safety and good common
  practices.

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USA Pools of Nevada believes in water safety.
 Being safe at aquatic facilities beaches
starts in the home.  Making our clients and
patrons aware of safety is our 1 priority. Watch
Around Water is an organization that USA has
partnered with to help make the general public
aware of water safety and good common practices.
Swimming is the most popular summer activity and
millions of people will be frequently visiting
water attraction locations all across the
country.  We know that water safety starts with
YOU!  We must all respect the water.  Learning
how to swim is the first step in respecting the
water.  Water covers around 70 of the earths
surface. So the chances of you encountering water
and its power are very likely.  Pools, beaches
and water parks are a great way to have fun and
spend time with family and friends, but before
you start applying the sunscreen here are a few
common but important water safety tips.
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PARENTS SUPERVISELIFEGUARDS SAVE LIVES

•  Children under 6 - should always be constantly
  supervised by parents and remain in arms reach
  (touch-supervision)
•  Children under 10 - should always be accompanied
  into a facility constantly supervised by a
  parent/guardian. (Always kept in site)
•  The supervision of children at or around water
  is NOT the sole responsibility of Lifeguards.
  YOUR CHILD-YOUR FOCUS!
•  Parents Supervise children - Lifeguards Save
  Lives!
•  Always use the buddy system.  Do not swim
  alone or allow anyone to swim alone.  Even at a
  public pool or a life guarded beach.
•  Always swim in designated life guarded areas
  supervised by lifeguards.
•  Read and discuss the facilities safety rules
  with children upon arrival of facility.

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•  Ensure that EVERYONE learns to swim!  Enroll in
  a learn-to-swim course.
•  NEVER leave young children unattended near
  water.  Teach children to always ask permission
  to go around waterRESPECT THE WATER!!!
•  Do not trust the life of a child with another
  child.
•  Always use Coast Guard approved life jackets for
  young children or inexperienced swimmers, but do
  not rely on the life jacket alone.
•  Establish water safety rules and enforce them. 
  Example set limits based on peoples water
  safety ability avoid use of alcohol when
  swimming be cautious around bodies of water be
  aware of possible underwater hazards that make
  water even more dangerous. Etc.
•  Learn CPR and infant/child first aid.
•  Make sure there is proper safety equipment at
  the facility you visit to swim.

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Address 848 N.Rainbow Blvd. Ste 4468 Las Vegas,
NV 89107 Phone [phone] Website
www.usapoolsnv.com
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