In the United States alone, drowning accounted for an average of 3,536 deaths per year (from 2005-2014). That translates to ten deaths per day, and that doesn’t include boating-related incidents (332 deaths per year). In other words, this is a global phenomenon that affects all people from all walks of life – all genders, all ages, all classes. Even if a drowning doesn’t result in death, it can lead to brain damage, permanent disability, memory issues, and loss of basic motor function. This is why swimming pool water safety is so very important.
We are proud to partner with the YMCA to offer more great information on pool water safety. The YMCA’s “Watchful Eyes Save Lives” campaign endeavors to keep kids and adults safe in the pool, and any body of water with their excellent water safety tips. Read on below to learn how to stay safe. Learn More 6 Steps to Water Safety 1) Any depth of water is dangerous. It’s important to understand that drowning can occur in both deep and Read More
Manning Pool Service is a proud supporter of the Houston YMCA and their Water Safety programs. Water safety is extremely important to us at Manning Pool Service, which is why we’ve partnered up with the YMCA to support their “Water Wise” water pool safety classes. As manager of over 10 pools at The 9900 on Memorial Apartments, Manning Pool Service saw an opportunity to help teach children to save themselves from drowning by sponsoring water safety classes. So, we funded Read More
Drowning is the second leading cause of death in children under the age of 14 in the state of Texas. This July, Manning Pool Service is partnering with the YMCA of Greater Houston in its “Eliminate Drowning” campaign. We are creating a conversation about pool safety awareness and we encourage you to get involved! Here’s How You Can Join the Conversation: Post or tweet your own story, water safety tip, or advice on Facebook or Twitter. Tag @ManningPoolService (Facebook) or mention Read More
Pet Pool Safety 101 – Stay Safe and Cool in the Pool Believe it or not, many people like to have their pets in the pool with them. But before you let your own pets jump in and cool off, please make sure it’s safe. Just like children, pets need supervision around the pool. It’s important to train them and make sure they know pool safety procedures before going to swim. We’ve provided a few helpful tips on pet pool safety Read More
