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October
21
AOAP October Virtual Roundtable - FREE & Open to All! Topic: Social Media & Marketing
Starting:10/21/2026 @ 03:45 PM Central Time (US & Canada)Ending:10/21/2026 @ 04:30 PM Central Time (US & Canada) -
October
22
Assessing and Reducing Barriers to Aquatics Employment
Starting:10/22/2026 @ 01:00 PM Central Time (US & Canada)Ending:10/22/2026 @ 02:15 PM Central Time (US & Canada)
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Air quality in natatoriums has long been a facility challenge and a continued topic of conversation in the aquatics world. To overcome natatorium air quality challenges, one must understand them better as well as keep up with the latest industry knowledge. Explore how air and water interact with one another in natatoriums, uncover best practices for troubleshooting common challenges, and clear the air in natatorium design trends. Presenter: Justin Caron, Aquatic Design Group Category: AqP Elective, Operations / General .1 CEU Read more
Understand the intrinsic nature of water audits impact in our daily lives, including the pool environment. How does it integrate into our physical and mental well being? How can it be incorporated to benefit Parks and Recreation employees? DPW? Special Populations? Aquatic participants? Get with the FLOW! Presenter: Andrea Velazquez, Indigo Aquatics Category: AqP Elective, Programming & Staff Training .1 CEU Read more
Lifeguards join our teams with certification cards in hand and, if we're lucky, a little bit of experience. This webinar discusses why ongoing training is important and provides insight on building training plans to meet industry standards. Viewers will also see video demonstrations of 15 training tips and 7 lifeguard drills that they can include to strengthen their training activities and keep their guards fit! Presenters: Kirsten Barnes - Association of Aquatic Professionals, Pete DeQuincy - East Bay Regional Park District, Jill Rout - City of Apache Junction Category: AqP Elective, Programming & Staff Training .1 CEU Read more
This session will cover the process of executing internal & external audits. Why they should be an important aspect of your operations. The types of audits that are available and how to execute them. Presenter: Wess Long, StarGuard ELITE, Ashley Wells & Bob Floyd, City of Austin Category: Programming & Staff Training, AqP Elective .1 CEU Read more
This course provides deeper insight into swimming pool disinfection including additional information with regards to sanitation concepts, sanitizer compounds, and delivery systems. Presenter: Dewey Case, Technical Director at CMAHC Category: Operations / Technical .1 CEU Dewey Case is the Technical Director for the Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code. Additionally, he is the Aquatics Coordinator for Williamson County (TN) Parks and Recreation and has over 30 years experience in a variety of aquatics related roles. His career started as a part time lifeguard, evolved into servicing pools, then began managing aquatic facilities while in college. He has served in various roles with the YMCA of the USA, the local and state chapters of the American Red Cross, on the Lifeguarding and Bather Supervision Technical Committee for the MAHC 1st Edition, and on the Technical Review Committee for the MAHC 3rd Edition, as well as managing various aquatics facilities in the public, private, and non-profit sectors three decades. He holds multiple Instructor Trainer certifications from the American Red Cross, as well as instructor credentials with the Pool and Hot Tub Alliance. Read more
This course provides deeper insight into swimming pool filtration including additional information with regards to media types, filter types, and filter selection Presenter: Dewey Case, Technical Director at CMAHC Category: Operations / Technical .1 CEU Dewey Case is the Technical Director for the Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code. Additionally, he is the Aquatics Coordinator for Williamson County (TN) Parks and Recreation and has over 30 years experience in a variety of aquatics related roles. His career started as a part time lifeguard, evolved into servicing pools, then began managing aquatic facilities while in college. He has served in various roles with the YMCA of the USA, the local and state chapters of the American Red Cross, on the Lifeguarding and Bather Supervision Technical Committee for the MAHC 1st Edition, and on the Technical Review Committee for the MAHC 3rd Edition, as well as managing various aquatics facilities in the public, private, and non-profit sectors three decades. He holds multiple Instructor Trainer certifications from the American Red Cross, as well as instructor credentials with the Pool and Hot Tub Alliance. Read more
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