Pool People interviews
Dewey Case on building a stronger aquatics team
A 230-person operation, the limits of a single source, and why better pool operations begin with people who keep learning.
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Good records.
Smoother pool days.
Practical guides for the people who test the water, manage the team, and keep the pool log in order.
Pool People interviews
Andrew Kanetsky on what commercial pool contracts really demand
The former American Pool president explains why clear scope, customer relationships, and retention matter as much as winning the next bid.
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Inside a 350,000-gallon pool: Rory on running the whole facility
A conversation about four CPOs, early starts, complementary skills, and the coordination behind a busy commercial aquatics center.
Read the interviewRecordkeeping
What to record in a daily pool log
Make each entry useful to the next shift: identify the pool, record the test, and connect follow-up work to the reading.
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How to move from paper to digital pool logs
A practical rollout: start with one pool, practice a complete entry, and make the handover from the binder explicit.
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A better handoff between pool staff shifts
Help the next person see the latest test, understand unresolved readings, and know who owns the next step.
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SwimmingPoolLog vs. Pool Shark H2O: which workflow fits?
Compare SwimmingPoolLog’s QR-and-PIN water logging with Pool Shark H2O. A practical look at scope, staff workflow, and what to verify before choosing.
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SwimmingPoolLog vs. DigiQuatics: which workflow fits?
Compare SwimmingPoolLog’s QR-and-PIN water logging with DigiQuatics. A practical look at scope, staff workflow, and what to verify before choosing.
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SwimmingPoolLog vs. HydroApps: which workflow fits?
Compare SwimmingPoolLog’s QR-and-PIN water logging with HydroApps. A practical look at scope, staff workflow, and what to verify before choosing.
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Paper, spreadsheets, or a digital pool log?
Compare the practical tradeoffs in staff entry, record retrieval, connectivity, and manager review before changing your pool log.
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What is the Model Aquatic Health Code?
An introduction to CDC’s MAHC, the current edition, and the distinction between model guidance and the rules adopted where your pool operates.
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MAHC recordkeeping: look beyond the water-test log
A focused look at recordkeeping in the 2024 MAHC and how to inventory your facility’s records before choosing a digital logbook.
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