Aquatics code of conduct

Members violating University Policies or the Aquatic Centre Code of Conduct may have their Recreation Membership or Day Pass privileges revoked.

Membership with SFU Recreation is a privilege. All members are expected to:

• Enter the pool only under the supervision of a qualified Aquatic Centre staff member.
• Bring proof of membership (SFU ID or equivalent membership card) every time, and scan in. Do not leave your card in your locker or office.
• Take a cleansing shower before using the pool. Wash off deodorants, hair sprays, gels, etc.
• Children 7 years and under must be accompanied in the water by a responsible person aged 16 years +. They must remain within arm’s reach at all times.
• Inform an Aquatic Centre staff member of any medical concerns such as asthma, severe allergies, heart condition, etc., before entering the pool.
• Any member with open sores, bandages, head colds, discharging ears/noses, or infected eyes are not allowed in the pool.
• Running, fighting, or any act likely to cause an accident in the pool is prohibited and will result in a suspension from the Aquatic Centre.
• Spitting on the deck, in the pool, or in the gutters is prohibited.
• Dive in deep areas of the pool only.
• Discard chewing gum before entering the pool.
• No glass containers or food are allowed on the pool deck.
• Outside footwear is not permitted on the pool deck or shower areas. Bare feet, aqua shoes, or deck sandals only.
• Respect and be courteous of your fellow members and Aquatic Centre staff.
• Use equipment safely and properly. Do not use equipment for purposes other than what they were designed for.
• Clean up after yourself.
• Put away all equipment to its appropriate location.
• No external or private personal training permitted.
• Supervision (by a responsible person 16 years +) is required for members 7 years and under. Report any injuries, equipment malfunction, or concerns to the Aquatic Centre staff.