Please learn more about the Safety Campaign launched by The Pool Management Group and its 16 partner companies nationwide.… Learn more »

The Pool Management Group's 2017 Summer Safety Campaign addresses how each person in and around the pool plays a role in swimmer-safety. … Learn more »

Many drain covers and other suction outlet covers will need to be replaced before pools open in 2019 to remain in compliance with the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act.… Learn more »

Some pools are required to comply with ADA and many pools are not. We sort through the confusion to answer your questions.… Learn more »

More and more is being learned today about the dangers of shallow-water blackout but the problem is still not widely recognized or dealt with proactively.… Learn more »

On September 28, 2011 the CPSC voted 3 – 2 to reverse an interpretive ruling on unblockable drains. Their previous ruling was the basis upon which pool owners and contractors brought pools into compliance with the VGB Act for the December 19, 2008 deadline (May 2009 for summer-only pools). … Learn more »

Lawsuits resulting from swimming pool incidents have judgments that have included $16 million, $14 million and $8 million. In a Good Morning America report on ABC, industry experts estimated that as many as 500 people drown each year in lifeguarded pools.… Learn more »

Old fashioned 3 meter diving stands pose a serious danger to children… Learn more »

The Virginia Graeme Baker Act still allows for single main drains in commercial swimming pools and spas, which can lead to serious injury. Our opinion is that the best and safest solution is properly sized and installed multiple main drains, and that single main drain configurations, even with a secondary anti-entrapment system, continue to present risk.… Learn more »

Research shows that as a pool surface becomes increasingly agitated, submerged bodies disappear from view. Sunlight, shadows, surface reflection and glare only serve to compound the problem. … Learn more »