Sustainable Commercial Aquatic Operations: How to Do More Using Fewer Resources
28 Jan 27
8:30 AM
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10:00 AM
Aquatic operators today are being asked to maintain high water and air quality standards while managing ongoing staffing shortages, rising chemical and energy costs and increasing expectations around sustainability. Doing “more with less” is no longer optional - it’s the reality of day-to-day aquatic operations. Yet forward-thinking operators are turning to sustainable supplemental sanitation to make "more with less" achievable. This session explores and answers your questions about how supplemental sanitation shows up practically in day-to-day aquatic operations. Attendees will learn how it reduces hands-on maintenance time, stabilizes water quality, and uses fewer chemicals and less energy without compromising swimmer safety or experience. This session is based on real-world data and experience from aquatic facility operators who opted for supplemental sanitation for cost savings, air quality, water quality and patron experience. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how sustainable aquatic practices are evolving, what tradeoffs matter most today, and where operators can regain resources.