170-296A-0010 daily or Uncovered wells, immediately if the pool is soiled septic tanks, below with urine, feces, vomit, or grade storage tanks, blood. farm manure ponds or other similar hazards. WAC 170-296A-5200 Weight #8 Swimming pools defined – An early learning provider Barriers and supervision must comply with the (1) A swimming pool is a pool following requirements that has a water depth greater when using a swimming than two feet. pool as part of the early (2) When there is a swimming learning program: pool on the premises the (a) Comply with the licensee must provide: supervision requirements (a) A door alarm or of WAC 170-300-0350; bell on each door opening to (b) Audible alarms must the pool area to warn staff be on all doors, when the door is opened; screens, and gates in (b) A five-foot high licensed areas that fence that blocks access to the lead to a swimming swimming pool. When the pool. The alarm must fence has slats the openings be sufficient to warn between slats must not be staff when children wider than three and one-half enter the outdoor inches wide; area and could access (c) Gates with a the swimming pool; device at entrance and (c) Swimming pools exit points to the swimming must be maintained pool and lock each gate; and according to (d) An unlocking manufacturer device that is inaccessible to specifications; children but readily available to (d) Swimming pools the licensee or staff. must be cleaned and sanitized according to
170-296A-0010 daily or immediately if the pool is soiled with urine, feces, vomit, or blood. WAC 170-296A-5200 Swimming pools defined – Barriers and supervision (1) A swimming pool is a pool that has a water depth greater than two feet. (2) When there is a swimming pool on the premises the licensee must provide: (a) A door alarm or bell on each door opening to the pool area to warn staff when the door is opened; (b) A five-foot high fence that blocks access to the swimming pool. When the fence has slats the openings between slats must not be wider than three and one-half inches wide; (c) Gates with a device at entrance and exit points to the swimming pool and lock each gate; and (d) An unlocking device that is inaccessible to children but readily available to the licensee or staff. Uncovered wells, septic tanks, below grade storage tanks, farm manure ponds or other similar hazards. Weight #8 An early learning provider must comply with the following requirements when using a swimming pool as part of the early learning program: (a) Comply with the supervision requirements of WAC 170-300-0350; (b) Audible alarms must be on all doors, screens, and gates in licensed areas that lead to a swimming pool. The alarm must be sufficient to warn staff when children enter the outdoor area and could access the swimming pool; (c) Swimming pools must be maintained according to manufacturer specifications; (d) Swimming pools must be cleaned and sanitized according to
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