Pool Drowning Detection: An Aquatic Manager’s Checklist
Prepare the site information
Give the deployment team a useful picture of the pool’s operations. Include the layout, camera positions, operating schedule and the roles of the staff who will use the system. This connects the proposed technology to a specific operating need.
- Pool layout, dimensions and camera positions.
- Operating hours, lessons and peak periods.
- Current monitoring and response procedures.
Define ownership of every alert
Specify how alerts move through the venue. SAFE SWIM supports visual, audible and software notifications; the deployment plan establishes which channels and recipients fit the facility. Use a demonstration to confirm what staff see and do.
- Name the staff who receive and review alerts.
- Check the location information presented to responders.
- Document the procedure for closing an event.
Evaluate the handover
A complete handover includes system configuration, scenario testing and staff training. Event records then give managers a practical basis for reviewing use and maintaining a consistent response process.
- Review the configured monitoring zones.
- Test alerts and the staff response sequence.
- Plan training, support and record review.