1. (1) Guidelines for response. In responding to a fecal accident, vomit, and blood incident, the operator shall follow the guidelines for a fecal accident, vomit, and blood incident in pools used for swimming published by the United States centers for disease control and prevention. _P

   Note: United States centers for disease control and prevention guidelines for responding to fecal accidents, vomit, and blood spills may be viewed at: https://www.cdc.gov/healthywater/swimming/aquatics-professionals/fecalresponse.html#fecal-incident.

2. (2) Documentation. The operator shall document each fecal, vomit and blood contamination incident as follows:

   1. (a) Date, time, and chemical concentrations when the event occurred. Record the date and time of the event, and the free available chlorine or bromine concentration, cyanuric acid concentration, and pH of the pool water. _Pf
   2. (b) Date, time, and chemical concentrations after clean-up has occurred. Record the date and time after clean-up has occurred, and the free available chlorine concentration, cyanuric acid concentration, and pH of the pool water before reopening the pool to the public. _Pf
   3. (c) Stool description. For fecal accident, whether the stool is formed or loose. _Pf
   4. (d) Procedures followed. The procedures followed in responding to the fecal, vomit or blood contamination. _Pf
   5. (e) Patron count. The number of patrons in the pool. _Pf
   6. (f) Duration. Length of time between the occurrence, detection, and resolution of the incident. _Pf

History

History: CR 22-021: cr. Register June 2023 No. 810, eff. 9-24-23.