If you have access to the 25-meter lap pool on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons from 12:00 to 3:00, what else should you confirm with the facility manager before scheduling the in-person sessions?

If you have access to the 25-meter lap pool on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons from 12:00 to 3:00, what else should you confirm with the facility manager before scheduling the in-person sessions?

• A. The pool's color
• B. The facility will be able to provide certified lifeguards to conduct surveillance while your class is using the pool
• C. The daily maintenance schedule
• D. The number of showers available

Answer: (B)

The key factor is ensuring safety supervision during in-water sessions. You need to confirm that a certified lifeguard will be on duty to monitor the pool, enforce safety rules, and respond quickly in an emergency while your class is using the facility. Having trained lifeguard surveillance on site protects students and your program and meets standard safety practices for pool-based instruction. The other details aren’t central to that safety requirement: the pool’s color doesn’t affect supervision, the daily maintenance schedule affects water quality but doesn’t guarantee a trained observer, and the number of showers is a convenience matter rather than a safety measure.

The key factor is ensuring safety supervision during in-water sessions. You need to confirm that a certified lifeguard will be on duty to monitor the pool, enforce safety rules, and respond quickly in an emergency while your class is using the facility. Having trained lifeguard surveillance on site protects students and your program and meets standard safety practices for pool-based instruction.

The other details aren’t central to that safety requirement: the pool’s color doesn’t affect supervision, the daily maintenance schedule affects water quality but doesn’t guarantee a trained observer, and the number of showers is a convenience matter rather than a safety measure.