You are a staff member
Lifeguards, instructors and managers who were invited to a facility's Aqua Mage account.
Deleted permanently
- Your sign-in credentials and identity record held with our authentication provider
- Your name, email address, phone number, mailing address and profile photo
- Your notification and contact preferences, and any devices registered for alerts
- Your availability, time-off requests and shift-swap messages
- Location coordinates captured when you confirmed arrival for a shift
Kept
- Chemical readings, maintenance logs, shift and time-clock records, and incident reports you filed — these form your employer's legal operating record, not solely personal data
- Your certification records, and the certificate files that evidence them, which your employer must be able to produce during an inspection
Most records that must be kept are anonymized: your name is replaced with a non-identifying reference, so the facility's log stays complete without naming you. Certifications are the exception. A certification record exists to prove that a named person held a credential, so anonymizing it would destroy the very thing it evidences — those records, and the certificate files behind them, are retained still naming you. New York requires pool operators to retain complete daily operation records for 12 months (10 NYCRR Subpart 6-1.21) and comparable rules apply in other states, so we cannot destroy those entries on an individual request. If you want your certification records removed, ask your employer: the facility decides what its compliance file has to hold, and we keep it on their behalf.