To submit the Pool Inspection Report, email the completed document to your local health department at healthinspections@georgia.gov or fax it to 555-123-4567. If preferred, you can also submit the report online through the state health department's submission portal. For those opting for physical submission, please send it to the Georgia Department of Public Health, 2 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303. Ensure that you retain a copy of the submitted report for your records.

Important dates for the Pool Inspection Report include annual review deadlines for permits and routine inspections which typically take place before the summer season. It's vital to ensure all documentation is completed and submitted by the scheduled dates to maintain compliance. Regular updates from the Georgia Department of Public Health should also be monitored for any changes in regulations.

The primary purpose of the Pool Inspection Report is to ensure that swimming pools meet safety and health standards as mandated by public health authorities. This report facilitates comprehensive inspections conducted by trained professionals to assess various compliance factors. Through meticulous documentation, it aims to promote water safety and prevent health hazards associated with poorly maintained facilities.

• 1. Facility Name: The official name of the swimming pool facility.
• 2. Facility Address: The physical address where the swimming pool is located.
• 3. Inspection Date: The date the inspection is conducted.
• 4. Permit Number: The unique identification number of the facility's operating permit.
• 5. Trained Operator's Name: The name of the operator certified to manage the facility.
• 6. Critical Violations: Any immediate health hazards detected during the inspection.
• 7. Water Quality Readings: Recorded values of free chlorine, pH, and other necessary water quality metrics.
• 8. Signatures: Signature of the inspector and facility representative to acknowledge findings.

Failing to submit the Pool Inspection Report can lead to penalties and potential closure of the swimming facility until compliance is met. It is crucial to adhere to all submission deadlines to avoid operational disruptions.

• Legal Penalties: Not submitting may result in fines or other legal actions.
• Facility Closure: Non-compliance can lead to the immediate closure of the pool.
• Public Health Risks: Delayed inspections can endanger public health and safety.
• Loss of Permit: Failure to submit may result in the loss of the facility's operating permit.

• 1. Routine Inspection: Required for scheduled assessments to ensure ongoing compliance.
• 2. New Facility Assessment: Utilized when evaluating newly constructed or remodeled pools.
• 3. Public Complaints: Filled out in response to complaints about pool hygiene or safety.
• 4. Permit Renewal: Necessary for renewing facility operating permits.