Stewardship Resources - The Chlorine Institute

CI's Product Stewardship Issue Team maintains a variety of educational resources in the pursuit of zero end user chemical accidents. Available resources are organized in the drop-down list below.

Chlorine Stewardship Checklists

The Chlorine Institute has prepared a letter that describes the reasons why we developed the below checklists and made their use (like in-kind) a condition of CI membership: Explanatory Letter *member log-in required

Checklist 1) Bulk Chlorine Customer Safety & Security

Checklist 2) Packaged Chlorine Customer Safety & Security

Checklist 3) Packaged Chlorine Distributor Customer Safety & Security (See also: Letter to Accompany Checklist 3)

Educational Wall Charts

The Institute maintains several visually illustrative wall charts to provide basic education supplemental to member and non-member company training programs. These resources are available for download or purchase via CI's Bookstore. Supplier members are encouraged to share with their customers!

Available in both English and Spanish translations.

Water & Wastewater Operations | Training Materials

The Institute's Product Stewardship Issue Team maintains training materials for water treatment end users of both chlorine and sodium hypochlorite for member use in providing customer education (CEUs). Contact CI at info@cl2.com to learn more.

Pool Chemical Safety

PCS-VIDEO) Pool Chemical Safety is intended for both homeowners and commercial pool managers, outlines the safe use of pool chemicals. Produced by The Chlorine Institute and the American Chemistry Council, the video includes health and safety messages from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

This CDC website contains pool chemical safety resources and their Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) guidance has been adopted by many state regulators. Notably, this code contains important water disinfection and water quality information.

Scrap Cylinder Safety

This Compressed Gas Container Safety video, is intended for scrap yard personnel, and outlines the safe handling of unidentified gas containers. Produced by the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) and The Chlorine Institute (CI), this six minute training video identifies and demonstrates specific cylinder safety processes, focusing on the message of Stop, Look, Think, Call.

Compressed Gas Container Safety Trifold | Spanish - Able to fit in a worker’s pocket and withstand the environment of a scrap yard, it serves as a constant reminder to Stop, Look, Think, Call when dealing with a chlorine container.

Compressed Gas Container Safety Handout | Spanish - A more in-depth description of the four steps to help train scrap yard personnel.