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Last week the QAISC (Queensland Aquatic Industry Safety Committee) met for its biennial meeting to workshop key priorities for the aquatic industry in Queensland. The Committee discussed an update on AI micro-credentials and set priorities for Queensland aquatic safety. QAISC is a working group to collaborate and develop solutions for current safety issues within the aquatic industry. #watersafety #qldaquatics #qaisc

Communication at every level within our company is vital to the success of large scale aquatic projects.

👉We take management of the aquatic infrastructure to the next level⬇️ #SPIDAP #AquaticEcosystem #ApatorPowogaz

Last week the QAISC (Queensland Aquatic Industry Safety Committee) comprising aquatic industry peak bodies, state government stakeholders, centre management groups and regional aquatic centres met for the first time to discuss safety issues within the aquatic industry. QAISC is a working group, collaborating to develop solutions for current safety issues within the aquatic industry. The committee discussed current challenges regarding pool safety standards across the industry for metro and rural locations, the challenges facing regional and remote aquatic centres, as well as the implementation of AI for water safety in aquatic centres. #watersaety #keepwatch

Ensure your aquatic environments are safe! Dive into our Aquatic Safety Quick Check to empower everyone, from leadership to guests, to verify safety practices are always in action. Let's make safety a shared responsibility. Download now and keep your pools and natural waters secure! https://lnkd.in/envShxvh #AquaticSafety 

We're not just employees, we're aquatic explorers🏊🏻♀️🌊 #relatable #relatablememes #relatablepost #relatableposts #corporateemployee #corporatememes #officelife #monsoonmadness #corporatehumor #rainydayblues #officestruggles #rainydaywork

Check out this article from my ICF teammate Rebecca Payne to understand what the revised definition of "Waters of the United States" means for federal jurisdiction over aquatic resources.

It’s the perfect time to add new aquatic plants to your ponds. For floating aquatics simply just place them on the water’s surface then tease out any clumps. For some deep-water aquatics, you may need to keep their containers raised on bricks until the leaves reach the surface. #pondplants #aquaticplants #deepwateraquatics #floatingplants

They have NO ANSWERS, just silence and baseless legal threats to cover up the #truth. Accelerating the Spiritual Transformation of the water industry, upgrading the false beliefs that government, authority and industry are sufficiently qualified to SAFELY design, construct or operate public pools. We take seriously our moral obligation to ask questions and demand accountability for the sharp rise in diseases and chronic health conditions especially in pre-school children from attending swim schools and public pools that were commissioned at a lowest tender cost basis, and built NOT in accordance with the design standard. These criminal practices are leading to an unexplained explosion of cryptosporidium outbreaks and children dying from asthma unnecessarily, and our EIGHT state governments persisting to require EIGHT different guidelines to NOT GOVERN pool water quality - it’s an absolute tragedy what’s happening in this country. You are paying for so much red tape, yet none of it is making any sense, and the harm in your family continues. healthypoolwater.au

💦 Cali Ensuring Healthy Rivers and Landscapes 💦 California is advancing restoration projects, streamflows for native fisheries, and a science plan in the state’s ongoing commitment to establishing and maintaining the health of our Sacramento River and Bay-Delta waterways and landscapes. By building partnerships rooted in science, California agencies and local water districts are driving progress in enhancing water reliability, restoring ecosystems, and supporting native fish populations. More than two years ago, local, state, and federal agencies joined forces to advance a groundbreaking approach to water management and environmental restoration. The heart of this initiative is an eight-year Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Program, to improve environmental flows and restore habitats along California’s key waterways. The goal: reverse the decline in native fisheries across the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and their tributaries.