Responsible Pool Person - Poolwerx Australia

20 – 27 January, 2020

Drowning is a silent killer, and the main cause for accidental deaths in children under 5 years. That’s why Poolwerx is calling for a Responsible Pool Person to supervise those in and around the pool this summer.

Get a FREE Responsible Pool Person hat at your local Poolwerx store from 20 – 27 Jan!

Whoever wears the hat pledges to stay alert and ensure safety is a priority around the pool. Get yours today!

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Our top tips for pool safety

Ensure your pool is safe and secure
Ensure no climbables near fence
Maintain water health
Reduce distractions and remove glass
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Don’t forget, if you’re wearing the cap then you’re watching the pool!

Responsible Pool Person

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