PIC INTERVIEW

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What is the minimum visibility distance for the disk at the deepest part of the pool?

Must be visible from 9m away.

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What must the PIC coordinate after a victim is transferred to EMS?

Coordinate staff action by handing out detailed statement forms.

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List two qualifications required for a Pool in Charge (PIC).

  1. Lifesaving instructor 2. National lifeguard
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What is the role of the Gatekeeper (GK) in aquatic programs?

Monitor and manage the entrance to the pool area.

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What is the buddy system for participants going to the washroom?

Notify caregiver; if not available, escort child in pairs.

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Which form must be completed within 24 hours after a major emergency?

Major emergency report.

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What are the principles of healthy child development focused on during aquatic programs?

  1. Mastery 2. Participation 3. Caring Adult 4. Friends 5. Play
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What is the maximum time a lifeguard can guard before needing a break?

2 hours.

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What should be done if the pool needs to close due to fouling from feces?

Close pool for 1 hour.

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What conditions must be recorded in case of a pool fouling incident?

Type of stool, free available chlorine, pH level at time of fouling.

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Identify an important task to be done in week 3 of the instructional schedule.

Last week for child to be switched out of level.

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What color wristband is assigned to children aged 3 months to 5 years?

Pink.

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Define the term 'automated external defibrillator' (AED).

A device that analyzes heart rhythm and can deliver an electric shock to restore a normal rhythm.

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What is the procedure to follow if a participant experiences a major injury?

Provide first aid, call 9-911, meet ambulance with necessary information.

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What is the recommended pH level range for pool water?

7.2 - 7.8.

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What document must be filled out for any staff injury?

WSIB form 6.

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How long should a hot tub be used at maximum?

15 minutes.

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What are the responsibilities of a lifeguard during a pool closure?

Ensure safety and assist in emergency procedures as needed.

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What is the significance of the Health and Safety Board in a pool facility?

To communicate important health and safety information to staff and patrons.

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What must be recorded in the daily logbook?

Staff attendance, incidents, weather conditions.

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List one qualification required for a swim instructor.

Emergency first aid instructor.

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What should be arranged if a spinal board is used during an incident?

Arrange for a new board to be taken out on deck and organize retrieval of the original.

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What is the pH level required to close a pool due to high chemical levels?

Close if chlorine is 10ppm or higher.

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For which age group are swim tests not required to enter the deep end?

Children 14 years of age.

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What is important to do before opening the facility again post-incident?

Ensure all parts of the major emergency report are completed.

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What color wristband is assigned for children aged 6-9 years?

Orange.

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What is the role of the Community Recreation Programmer (CRP)?

Coordinate aquatic programs and oversee activity registrations.

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What is included in the emergency procedures that must be posted?

Lifeguard scanning charts, seizure information, emergency phone contact.

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What should be logged in case of equipment failure?

Details of the failure and any corrective actions taken.

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What is the definition of 'principles of healthy child development'?

Guiding principles that support creating a safe and positive experience for children.

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What must be monitored and managed during week 2 of the instructional schedule?

Waitlist and attendance.

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What happens when a participant is taken to the hospital from the pool?

Inform the family of the incident and the hospital location.

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How must environmental conditions be recorded after a major incident?

Record details such as weather conditions and pool readings.

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What is one way to ensure patrons have a positive experience?

Conduct safety checkups and encourage questions or concerns.

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What is the recommended temperature for indoor pools?

2-5ppm for free available chlorine.

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What actions are required during incidents involving blood in the pool?

Close pool, complete incident report, and ensure safety protocols are followed.

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What qualifications must an Aquatic Program Assistant have?

Bronze cross and standard first aid.

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What is the most critical task of a facilitator during an emergency?

Maintain control of the accident scene.

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What must be provided for instructors during week 6?

Assistance with progress evaluation and completion of progress cards.

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What ratio applies to preschool swim instruction with an APA?

1 instructor for 4 kids, with a maximum of 6 kids.

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What is an essential item in the opening checklist for pool safety?

Spinal board for transporting a person who has a spinal injury.

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What happens if a minor staff injury occurs?

Administer first aid, fill out WSIB form 6, and complete supervisor report.

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What does 'Inclusive leisure swims' refer to?

Programs designed to allow participants of all abilities to enjoy swimming.

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What should be avoided if fecal matter is detected in the pool?

Vacuuming the pool.

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What is the maximum number of kids per instructor in Ultra 1-3 with an APA?

8 kids.

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What to use if a lifeguard needs assistance?

Signal for help using a whistle.

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What is a 'community recreation programmer' responsible for?

Planning and implementing community aquatics programs.

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What should be included in the major incidents reports?

Emergency category, facility specifics, action plan, witness information.

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What safety equipment is essential for a pool in charge to have?

Automated external defibrillator, spinal boards, first aid supplies.

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When should the pool be closed due to unsafe environmental conditions?

Closure advised during lightning and thunder.

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What should be done in case of theft in the facility?

Notify corporate security and local police.

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What information is vital to record after a pool fouling incident?

Details on free available chlorine, pH levels, and procedures followed.

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Identify one method to support instructors in their roles.

Providing feedback and encouragement during training and evaluations.

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What is the swimming level introduction for children?

Whip kick introduced in Ultra 4.