The article "Chemical Feed Safety" in the March/April issue of PoolPro was certainly a good start; however, there are several key chemical feed safety issues I believe can be added.
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Residential pools and commercial pools are completely different beasts. Residential service techs might visit 20 to 30 pools in a single day and only see a particular pool on their route once, maybe twice per week. For commercial pool techs, many jurisdictions require chemical and safety checks every day, if not multiple times per day. Both jobs require a strong attention to detail; techs must pick up on changes to pool operations very quickly during each short visit.
