The Campus by Professione Acqua Returns This October

Two days of training for pool maintenance technicians and pool managers, with a 20% discount for anyone who registers by September 21.

Professione Acqua is back with a major event on October 21 and 22, 2026. The Campus is designed for professionals who work in the pool industry, as well as anyone looking to build new skills in the field. The event will take place in Castiglione delle Stiviere (Mantua), at the Hotel Dunant, which offers a dedicated rate for registered attendees.

The Campus offers two days of professional training across three distinct courses. Each one addresses a different need within the industry. That includes lifeguards who also manage plant rooms, technicians who work in maintenance full-time, and anyone responsible for running an entire swimming facility.

Anyone who registers by September 21 gets a 20% discount on the cost of every course.

Maintenance Course: The Basics in 8 Hours

The first course is designed for those seeking foundational professional training. It’s aimed at lifeguards who also manage plant rooms, technicians who carry out pool maintenance work, and private individuals who simply want to understand how a swimming pool system works.

The course runs for 8 hours. The cost includes course materials, a final assessment test, and coffee breaks.

The programme covers the key topics of pool system management:

  • Filtration
  • Chemical treatment
  • Maintenance operations
  • Laws and regulations
  • Plant room safety

Professional Maintenance Technician: 16 Hours for Full-Time Professionals

For those who work in pool maintenance as their main profession, there’s a more advanced 16-hour course for professional maintenance technicians. It’s a more demanding programme, and it isn’t recommended for anyone without at least some prior experience in the field.

The goal is to train a professional who is fully equipped to handle every technical aspect of a pool system. As with the first course, the cost includes materials, a final test, and coffee breaks.

The programme, spread across two days, covers the following topics:

Day 1

  • Chemical treatment
  • Biological risk
  • Automatic control systems
  • Laws and regulations
  • Plant room safety

Day 2

  • Filtration
  • Heating and ventilation systems
  • Electrical systems
  • Worker safety
  • Inspection and safety upgrades of suction systems in existing pools

Pool Manager: Regulations and Technical Skills in 8 Hours

The third course is designed for anyone taking on responsibility for a public swimming facility. Over 8 hours, participants gain the essential knowledge of the legislative and technical requirements needed for this role.

It’s the ideal course for managers of condominium pools, tourist accommodation facilities, and public swimming pools. Here too, the cost includes materials, a final assessment test, and coffee breaks.

The programme covers:

  • The State-Regions Agreement
  • Technical and legal regulations
  • ASL (local health authority) inspections
  • Worker safety
  • Inspection and safety upgrades of suction systems in existing pools

Anyone who wants to explore the full content and structure of the two days can download the complete course programme.

Why Ongoing Training Matters

These courses also welcome professionals who have already completed a course in the past. In fact, anyone who trained before 2014 doesn’t hold Conflavoro certification. What’s more, attending gives participants the chance to earn credits for worker safety.

The courses by Professione Acqua are updated on an ongoing basis. As a result, every edition builds on previous course content with new and updated material. It’s also a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and hands-on experience with fellow professionals.

Registration is now open on the Professione Acqua website.

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People swimming in lanes at a large outdoor public swimming pool with lane lines and a modern glass building in the background.
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