Service Provider Training AST Advanced Service Technician
• aquatic facility operation • water treatment procedures • equipment servicing • business management tactics • job-site risk management • workplace safety best practices • equipment maintenance • installation and repair • aquatic structure types and finishes • local codes
Price: $1,100
Price Includes the online coursework with accompanying PHTA Resource Guides, Pool & Spa Operator Handbook, classroom session and certification fee.
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Designed to provide service professionals with the knowledge and skills to service pools and spas, including equipment installation, maintenance, and repair, this course will help you gain an understanding of:
CMS Certified Pool & Spa Maintenance Specialist
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After completing this pool maintenance certification course, you will have:
• Gained a strong understanding of safety, pool circulation and filtration, pool maintenance, and water quality
• Learned about other important topics such as electrical systems, pool structures and finishes, heaters and controls, and customer service
• Earned a name for yourself in the pool industry as a maintenance person in the know
Who Should Apply? No industry experience is required. Prerequisites include:
• 24 hours of PHTA University continuing education credit • Pass a 75-question, open book, multiple-choice exam
The Workbook CMS Certified Pool & Spa Maintenance SpecialistSM Workbook This workbook guides you through the PHTA Service Tech Manual as you study for the CMS exam.
02-185 $49
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The Manual
PHTA Service Tech Manual The PHTA Service Tech Manual is a valuable reference tool used by professionals throughout the pool and spa industry. Get comprehensive information about pool and spa technology and providing professional service and repair.
02-170 $349
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