What is included in the Major Emergency Report by the pool in-charge?

The Major Emergency Report prepared by the pool in-charge is a crucial document designed to provide a clear and structured account of significant incidents that occur within the facility. The inclusion of an overview of the situation and an action plan is vital for several reasons.

Firstly, the overview succinctly summarizes the events leading up to and during the emergency, ensuring that anyone reviewing the report has immediate context. This helps in understanding the circumstances under which the incident occurred and is essential for any subsequent investigations or reviews.

Secondly, the action plan outlines the specific measures taken in response to the incident. This part of the report not only highlights the immediate response but also reflects on the effectiveness of the procedures in place, allowing for evaluation and improvement of emergency protocols. The action plan can also serve as a guideline for similar situations in the future, ensuring that lessons learned are documented and addressed.

In contrast, including personal opinions on the incident would not add value to the report, as the focus should remain on factual accounts and actionable information. A detailed visitor log, while useful in some contexts, is not the primary focus of a Major Emergency Report, which centers on the incident itself rather than the demographics of the visitors present. Additionally, listing all aquatic staff present, although informative, lacks the