How to Meet the Standard of Care in Aquatics Through the Use of the Model Aquatic Health Code

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Discover how to implement the Model Aquatic Health Code within your community to ensure that you're meeting the standard of care within the aquatics industry. The Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) has become the standard for aquatic safety. It is referenced in court cases and news articles across the country. It is a must for the aquatic professional to know about and how to implement it into their operation to ensure they are meeting the standard of care within the industry.

Learning Objectives:

Know how the MAHC best practices promotes public health and safety through proper chemical management.
Understand how the MAHC promotes drowning prevention through lifeguard standards.
Learn how the MAHC elevates safety through aquatics safety plans.
Comprehend how the MAHC raises safety nationally through training standards.

Kristie Riester (she/her)

Executive Director

Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code

Kristie Riester has more than 20 years experience in public service, working her way up from seasonal lifeguard to leadership roles in parks and recreation services and aquatics. Kristie discovered her passion for community services would lead to a career while at the University of Arizona where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree, in Physiology. She has a Master of Administration Degree with an emphasis in Public Management from Northern Arizona University. Kristie has been a Certified Parks and Recreation Professional (CPRP) since March 2008. She is also actively involved with her State and National Associations. Kristie lives in Maricopa Arizona with her husband Troy and daughter Jillian.