Keep the pool area secure with innovative and attractive safety fences. When properly installed it will eliminate the type of tragedies that occur all too frequently every summer. Our fence is easily self-installed and the super-strong woven mesh will not allow children or pets to enter the pool area unsupervised. Unique climb-resistant mesh gives children and adults no toeholds or finger holds. With our safety fence, your pool is protected from accidental drowning.

Pool noodles can be used for plenty of fun activities. Floating on them around your pool in a make shift lounge, a helpful float in the ocean.  A pool noodle is a cheap and safe way to ensure the proper installation of a car seat in the back of your vehicle.

• Install pool fencing
• Ladders should be safety type ladders, with a locking gate or locking ladder.
• Decks leading from the house should have self-closing gates.
• Doors leading to pool decks should use door alarms.
• Teach toddlers to swim, and teach them pool safety, too.

Diving pools are generally about 8-1/2 feet deep with a diving board or platform. Diving pools can be a real safety hazard, and should only be built to NSPI and ANSI standards.

Steps explaining how to dive into a pool.

• Always read and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
• Store chemicals in a cool, dry and shaded place.
• Never mix different types of chlorine - add each to the pool separately.
• Never mix chemicals together - add each to the pool separately.
• Avoid breathing fumes or vapors.
• Don't buy more pool chemicals than you'll use in a season - they lose effectiveness over
• time.
• Make sure pool chemicals are inaccessible to children.

• Do not chew gum or eat while you swim; you could easily choke.
• Never drink alcohol and swim.
• Use common sense about swimming after eating.
• In general, you do not have to wait an hour after eating before you may safely swim. However, if you have had a large meal, it is wise to let digestion get started before swimming

Dont's Ignore and hesitate following these rules as it will protect our life.

1. Never permit the pool to be used unless at least one person other than the bather is present.
2. Children must always be under careful adult supervision.
3. Never run the filter while there are swimmers in or around the pool.
4. Keep all electrical radios, speakers and other appliances away from the swimming pool.
5. Do not dispense chemicals into the pool while the pool is being used. Poisoning or painful skin irritations can occur.
6. Do not permit horseplay or dangerous water games in and around thepool.
7. Keep the water sanitary and healthful at all times, maintain pool sanitation with the use of a good filter system and the regular application of water purifying chemicals.
8. Lighting should be provided to illuminate safety signs, deck surfaces, and walks during nighttime pool use.
9. Do not allow toys, chairs, tables, filtration system's pumps, heaters or other objects that a young child could climb, to be within four feet (4') of the pool.
10. Allow only one person at a time on the pool ladder(s).
11. When you touch the filters, pump or electrical parts, make sure the ground under your feet is dry.... absolute dry
12.  Dive only from the end of a diving board and not from the sides.
13. Know the water depth and plan your dive path.
14. Always make a shallow, controlled dive, holding your head and arms up, back arched and steering with your hands.
15. Don't run and dive.
16. Do not dive into shallow water.
17. Always make a shallow dive holding your head and arms up, and steering with your hands.
18. Make sure there are no submerged obstacles or surface objects in the dive path.
19. Never dive from the side of an in-ground pool.
20. Never drink or use drugs and dive.
21. Watch out for the "dangerous too's"-too tired, too cold, too much sun, too much strenuous activity.
22. Stay out of the water when overheated.
23. Know your swimming limits and stay within them. Don't try to keep up with a stronger skilled swimmer or encourage others to keep up with you. Keep an eye on weaker swimmers-if they appear tired, encourage them to rest on land.
24. Obey "No Diving" signs, which always indicate the area is unsafe for head-first entries. Always check the depth of the water before you dive. A general rule is to enter feet first into water rather than head-first if you don't know the depth. In addition, learn the correct way to dive from a qualified instructor.
25. Know local weather conditions and prepare for electrical storms. Because water conducts electricity, it is wise to stop swimming as soon as you see or hear a storm.

The choice of a pool slide is a trial most pool owners must face. There are numerous slide styles along with varying costs. Once a pool owner decides these two factors, he can  purchase the pool slide right for his family and pool.

Swimming pool safety signs should be posted large and clear at both public and private swimming pools. The bold, colorful signs help maintain a safe swimming environment for everyone. From clearly labeling where is it safe to dive, to health regulations mandated by the city, swimming pool safety signs are meant to be helpful and informative.

The most fun one can have at  pool can be jumping off the diving board. It is also the most dangerous piece of pool equipment in the back yard. Diving boards need to be secure and in good operating condition.

Types of Injuries

Lacerations(a wound or cut) and soft tissue injuries were the most common types of injuries with the head/neck being the most common body area injured.

Interference with the diving board or platform was the leading cause of injury with the highest percentage of injuries occurring during

• the initial dive sequence off the board or
• platform followed by injuries occurring in flight

Hello Divers!

Follow these three safety Rules Before You Leave the Board

In order that each diver reach their potential and have an exciting and fun experience, they must to be able to practice in a safe training environment.