What should you notify PTAC or CRP about in terms of participant safety?

Notifying PTAC (Pool and Spa Technical Advisory Committee) or CRP (Community Recreation Programs) about any incidents or unusual occurrences is essential for maintaining participant safety. This includes reporting accidents, near-misses, or any unexpected events that could compromise the safety of users at the aquatic facility. By documenting and communicating these occurrences, the facility can examine patterns, implement corrective measures, and ensure that safety protocols are effective. This proactive approach helps to mitigate risks, improve staff training, and maintain a safe environment for all participants.

The other options, while they may pertain to operational matters or staff performance, do not directly impact participant safety in the immediate sense. Positive feedback does not address safety concerns that may arise, and regular staff evaluations and routine chemical level assessments are important for operational efficiency and compliance but do not capture urgent safety incidents that require immediate attention.