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"Preventative Maintenance" is a concept that has been universally understood for years, accepted in theory but less so in practice. If you lack preventative maintenance, you must ultimately  deal  with the consequences - equipment failure, patron or staff injury that could have been prevented.  For those of you who have an outdoor water park, pool, or spray park which is only open ten to twelve weeks of the year, there are forty weeks for preventative maintenance. As for indoor facilities, we see more and more facilities taking a one to two week shut down for cleaning and maintenance. A comprehensive preventative maintenance schedule could help prevent many equipment failures and or injury to a patron or staff member. Are you prepared?

Many believe a maintenance program only cover moving parts, but in fact, it covers all aspects of   your facility, including both moving and fixed equipment. Let us take for example a pool ladder.  A loose step can cause a twisted ankle or a