Amid new regulatory obligations and increasingly tight compliance deadlines, safety will take centre stage in the dialogue between institutions, companies and operators at the next edition of ForumPiscine.
Pool facility safety, back firmly in the spotlight following the new regulatory provisions approved in recent days by the Italian Chamber of Deputies, will be one of the leading topics at the next edition of ForumPiscine 2027, the reference event for professionals in the swimming pool sector, part of XLeisure.
An industry called to address new rules and deadlines
With the new obligations coming into force today, in the middle of the summer season, and with the framework bill on pool health and safety still making its way through parliament, the sector is grappling with a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape and particularly tight compliance timelines.
This makes it all the more urgent for operators, technicians and companies to have access to qualified forums for dialogue, where they can find their bearings among obligations, deadlines and available solutions.
ForumPiscine 2027: the right place to take stock
It is precisely against this backdrop that ForumPiscine 2027 confirms itself as the natural setting for the industry to take stock of the new regulatory requirements.
Institutions, companies, technicians and operators will discuss the practical implications of the new provisions, the obligations to upgrade facilities, and the technological and management solutions needed to ensure the highest levels of safety, in a market where the regulatory dimension is taking on ever greater weight.
The event programme will devote extensive space to these topics, with the aim of giving professionals concrete tools to navigate the new technical requirements and the best practices for facility management, from water suction systems to the compliance of grates, fittings and recirculation systems.
ForumPiscine 2027 therefore positions itself as an unmissable meeting point for the entire swimming pool supply chain, at a time when facility safety calls for broader structural reforms.
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