Section 1 – The Lifeguard, the Law, and Pool Supervision

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What is duty of care

It is a legal obligation to take reasonable care to avoid causing harm to others. Lifeguards must always act in the best interests of swimmers.

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What is negligence

Failing to act as a reasonable lifeguard would, which results in harm or injury to someone.

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What should be included in an incident report

Date, time, location, people involved, details of the incident, actions taken, witnesses, and signature.

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What are the two parts of the PSOP

  1. NOP (Normal Operating Procedure) – how the pool operates day-to-day.

  2. EAP (Emergency Action Plan) – what to do in emergencies.

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Give three examples of an emergency covered in the EAP

  • Fire or evacuation

  • Chemical spill

  • Serious injury or unconscious casualty

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What is the 10:20 system

A scanning system where a lifeguard should spot a problem in 10 seconds and reach the casualty in 20 seconds.

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What are common poolside hazards

Slippery floors, running, poor lighting, blind spots, glare, obstructions.

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