aquatic Facility Operator Training
When:
September 23-24, 2018
Where:
2432 Conservatory Drive Indianapolis, IN 46203
Our citizens depend on aquatic facilities to improve quality of life, promote community and encourage wellness. National certification is a mark of distinction and signifies to the public that you are a serious professional in the field of aquatics and committed to providing the community with the highest level of service and professional excellence.
The Aquatic Facility Operator (AFO) program is designed for pool operators and management staff in aquatic facility operation and management.
Cost:
IPRA Member
Course & Exam - $295
Exam Only - $85
Non Member
Course & Exam - $375
Exam Only - $125
Exam only registrations do not include course manuals.
Schedule:
Day 1
8 am-12 pm: Course instruction
12-1 pm: Lunch (provided)
1-5 pm: Course instruction
Day 2
8 am-12 pm: Course instruction
12-1 pm: Lunch (provided)
1-2 pm: Course instruction
2-5 pm: Final Exam
What is an AFO?
The NRPA AFO program is an advanced, state-of-the-art training program for persons managing and operating aquatic facilities. The AFO program is the leading training opportunity for pool operators and aquatic facility managers in the United States.
Who should attend?
Individuals wishing to become a Aquatic Facility Operator, aquatics directors, pool operators, recreation directors, waterpark directors, pool managers, aquatic supervisors, resort, hotel, & homeowner association staff, pool service industry professionals, any staff members responsible for the operation, maintenance, or management of an aquatic facility, anyone in need of knowledge in swimming pool operations.
Course Text
NRPA's Aquatic Facility Operator Manual is the most complete and comprehensive publication available on pool operations. Author Kent G. Williams has more than 25 years of professional experience in quatics management. The manual is included in the registration fee.
Certification
Upon successful completion of the AFO Course and exam, participants will be officially certified by the National Recreation and Park Association. This certification is valid for a period of five years from the completion date.