Safety
Any recreational activity that involves water poses a risk of personal injury. Swimming in an inground pool is no exception. Your awareness and understanding of safety practices and rules pertaining to the use of inground pools can reduce the risk of serious injury.
Please read the five safety tips below.
- Read the safety literature.
Read the national Spa and Pool Institute's excellent brochure, "The Sensible Way to Enjoy Your Inground Swimming Pool" to learn how to avoid swimming accidents. - No Diving or Jumping Allowed.
Don't allow diving or jumping into the pool or running around the pool. Remember alcohol consumption and swimming do not mix. - Careful supervision.
Carefully supervise all the swimmers in your pool - especially small children. They're your responsibility. - Install a fence.
Always secure your pool from unsupervised and unauthorized use. - Use the safety signs.
Make sure safety signs and labels are posted and clearly visible and that rescue devices, such as life rings or ropes are nearby.