ALOHA POOL CONSULTING

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At Aloha Pool Consulting we teach the CPO® (Certified Pool Operator) certification courses in a manner that engages the student, integrates Hands-on exercises, uses "Real World" pool scenarios that students can easily relate to, and incorporates  a format that provides a unique and FUN learning experience.

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Our CPO® Certification class is a combination of classroom instruction as well as hands-on opportunities. The in-class portion of the program will also include several water balance chemistry experiments and demonstrations that the student may volunteer to participate in (assist the instructor) if they wish. The course will cover: Water testing; Water chemistry; Algae treatment; Pool water problems; Filter and Pump operation; Equipment sizing; Troubleshooting; State Health Department code; and more.  There is a one-hour optional review session with the instructor on the second day of the two-day class available for all who wish to participate.

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This fundamental training is for aquatic professionals, including operators, health officials, service technicians, retailers, property managers, and manufacturers. Industry leaders recognize this handbook as the single most important resource for the recreational water industry.

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Handbook features include:

1. Full color throughout

2. Color-coded chapter identification

3. Expanded keyword index and table of contents

4. Mathematical and calculation guides

The Certified Pool & Spa Operator® (CPO®) Certification program is the world’s leading education and certification program for keeping pools safer and keeping them open. Over 400,000 students have been trained since 1972. CPO® Certification utilizes the Pool & Spa Operator handbook to provide additional training.

Learn how to:

• Reduce risks in and around the water

• Prevent drowning, recreational water illness, suction entrapment, evisceration, diving accidents, electrocutions, chemical hazards, and slips and falls

• Address regulatory guidelines

• Maintain disinfection and water balance

• Manage water problems

• Perform troubleshooting, chemical testing, and record keeping

• Manage chemical feed

• Utilize automation and technology