sampling and testing procedures (test kits etc frequency of sampling and recording corrective actions in case of adverse results. standards for monitoring are given in items 5.245.31. A Cleaning Plan or procedures containing a cleaning programme for ST 5.4 Cleaning Plan each RWF (see items 5.325.33). 5.5 Maintenance A Maintenance Plan or procedures containing a maintenance ST Plan programme for each RWF (see items 5.345.37). 5.6 Emergency An Emergency Plan or procedures containing the response plan for ST Plan emergencies such as accidental injuries (first aid kit and auxiliary equipment). 5.7 Accidental There should be a plan or procedures for dealing with vomit or faecal ST Faecal/Vomit accidents (e.g. based on the model version in ). Release Plan 5.8 Record keeping RWF records should be kept on board and be available to inspectors for at least 12 months A complete list for record keeping is given in (page Operational Mode of RWFs 5.9 Water source The water source for recreational water facilities be either sea water ST or potable water 5.10 Potable water When either potable water or recirculated sea water is used the ST pools and sea water should be circulated through an appropriate treatment system water recirculating that contains at least filtration coagulation and halogenation or pools alternative means of disinfection. 5.11 Turnover For RWFs in recirculating mode the circulation rate of water should ST period be such that the turnover period does not exceed the values given below
sampling and testing procedures (test kits etc frequency of sampling and recording corrective actions in case of adverse results. standards for monitoring are given in items 5.245.31. 5.4 Cleaning Plan A Cleaning Plan or procedures containing a cleaning programme for each RWF (see items 5.325.33). ST 5.5 Maintenance Plan A Maintenance Plan or procedures containing a maintenance programme for each RWF (see items 5.345.37). ST 5.6 Emergency Plan An Emergency Plan or procedures containing the response plan for emergencies such as accidental injuries (first aid kit and auxiliary equipment). ST 5.7 Accidental Faecal/Vomit Release Plan There should be a plan or procedures for dealing with vomit or faecal accidents (e.g. based on the model version in ). ST 5.8 Record keeping RWF records should be kept on board and be available to inspectors for at least 12 months A complete list for record keeping is given in (page Operational Mode of RWFs 5.9 Water source The water source for recreational water facilities be either sea water or potable water ST 5.10 Potable water pools and sea water recirculating pools When either potable water or recirculated sea water is used the water should be circulated through an appropriate treatment system that contains at least filtration coagulation and halogenation or alternative means of disinfection. ST 5.11 Turnover period For RWFs in recirculating mode the circulation rate of water should be such that the turnover period does not exceed the values given below ST