Chemical and Fire Emergency Action Plan.docx

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Chemical and Fire Emergency Action Plan

Lifeguard is alerted

If Chemical then direct patrons on the pool deck to an up wind location, ie soccer field north or soccer field south.

Pull Fire alarm or Call 911 to notify the correct emergency response team

3 whistle blasts to clear pool.

Ensure that pool house occupants are aware of the emergency and evacuate to a safe location. If the hazard is in the pool house, DO NOT ENTER.

As soon as is possible notify the Aquatics Director or the Outdoor Rec Director of the situation

Head lifeguard meet Emergency Services at the front of the building to inform them of the situation

Fill out Incident Reports and turn in to Head Lifeguard

Staff debriefing and follow up counseling, if necessary

Assess the situation, is it fire or chemical?

If Fire, then direct patrons on the pool deck to safe gathering location, ie parking lot or field behind picnic area

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