If a pool area is larger than 500 square meters and has 76-150 bathers, how many lifeguards are necessary?

In a pool area exceeding 500 square meters that accommodates between 76 and 150 bathers, the guidelines recommend a specific number of lifeguards to ensure safety effectively. Typically, one lifeguard is required for every 25 to 50 bathers, depending on the total number of bathers and the size of the pool area.

For a pool that is larger than 500 square meters and has between 76 to 150 bathers, the requirement escalates because the likelihood of incidents increases with more bathers in a larger space. In this case, the recommended number of lifeguards is four. The allocation helps to ensure that all areas of the pool are adequately monitored and that bathers receive prompt assistance if needed.

This staffing level not only adheres to safety regulations but also promotes a proactive approach to managing a safe swimming environment, as lifeguards can prevent potential accidents and provide a quicker response in emergencies.