Certified Pool Operator Course

Certified Pool Operator

The Certified Pool Operator course covers basic knowledge for professional pool operators, managers, facility maintenance, and aquatics staff. This training goes into water chemistry, water circulation, filtration, and facility operations. It also covers safety, health codes, swimming pools and spas/hot tubs. This certification is valid for 5 years.

Why You Need the Training Program for Pool/Spa Operators

The rapid advances in know-how and technology of pool operation require constant honing of skills. With upward of 4-million pools of all types now in virtually daily use by millions of people, the need for qualified operators is greater than ever. And the need will continue to grow. Anyone supervising the operation of any kind of pool has a life- and health-guarding responsibility. The operator must keep the facility in good operational order and operate it efficiently, effectively and economically. Only an individual with suitable training is qualified to meet such responsibilities.

National CPO® Certification

The National Swimming Pool Foundation Certification Award is a permanent registration. The NSPF CPO® is the seal of approval assuring pool and spa owners of quality operation from motel to Olympic and Aquatic Centers of the USA. A CPO® Examination will be given upon course completion. The graduate will receive a National CPO® Certificate suitable for framing.


For more information, please contact Ted Puryear at (509) 928-6585 OR register below…


Next Scheduled Class:

November 8th and 9th 2024

Hampton Inn & Suites

16418 E. Indiana Ave
Spokane Valley, WA 99216

 


CPO Registration

  • For attendees who have been previously certified.
  • All fees must be paid before the first day of the course. Please contact Ted to make a payment.
  • You will be contacted with the exact date once class is set. Limited class size, register early.
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