Pool Closure by Order
An out-of-range test result forces the pool to close until it is corrected - a direct hit to operations and revenue.
A public swimming pool is subject to the Public Health Regulations, which require ongoing water testing. Insufficient chlorine, out-of-range pH, or bacteria in the water turn the pool into an infection hotspot - and force it to close. Periodic sampling protects your swimmers and your pool's operating license.
In a public pool, dozens and hundreds of people swim, and the water is recirculated and reused again and again. The Public Health Regulations (Swimming Pools) require tight control: chlorine and pH levels, bacterial counts, coliforms, and Pseudomonas. Any deviation from these values turns the pool from a place of recreation into an infection hotspot - especially for children.
Kesar Digum performs periodic sampling for public and therapeutic swimming pools: collecting water samples at representative points, testing at an accredited laboratory, and providing a report that meets the requirements of the Ministry of Health and the local authority - to keep your pool running without interruption.
The core tests we perform for this sector - by water type, food, and risk.
Sampling pool water at representative points for bacteriological testing, in accordance with the Public Health Regulations.
Full DetailsBacterial counts, coliforms, and Pseudomonas - detecting microbial contamination that endangers swimmers.
Full DetailsMeasuring residual chlorine, pH, and chemical parameters to confirm that the pool water's disinfection process is working properly.
Full DetailsRecommendations and treatment for the pool and filtration system following an out-of-range finding, with follow-up sampling for confirmation.
Full DetailsOperating a public swimming pool is conditional on complying with the Public Health Regulations. These are the sampling requirements:
A public pool is required to undergo periodic water testing - microbial and chemical parameters - as a condition of its operation.
Chlorine and pH levels are measured continuously throughout the operating day, alongside the periodic laboratory sampling.
The pool's operating license is conditional on meeting water quality requirements and presenting compliant test results.
An out-of-range result or suspected infection requires follow-up sampling, treatment, and sometimes closing the pool until it is corrected.
In a pool, water that fails the standard is an immediate health hazard - and grounds for closure:
An out-of-range test result forces the pool to close until it is corrected - a direct hit to operations and revenue.
Pseudomonas, Cryptosporidium, and other bacteria cause skin, ear, and gastrointestinal infections, especially in children.
A contaminated pool serves hundreds of swimmers, so contamination quickly snowballs into a large-scale infection event.
We'll build a sampling plan tailored to your sector, collect the samples on-site, and deliver a clear results report with actionable recommendations - nationwide.
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