Lifeguard

Job Description

Job Description

Swimming Ability
Must demonstrate strong swimming ability, and perform 500 meters (550 yards) swim, without equipment that enhances buoyancy or propulsion, over a measured course in ten minutes or less.
Must also perform a brick swimming test, starting feet first in the shallow end of the pool, swimming 25 yards, diving down to a maximum of 12 feet depth, retrieving the brick, and swimming back the past 25 length yard in under a minute and forty seconds with the expectation of doing it in a minute and twenty seconds.
Returning lifeguards must have the ability to swim 1000 meters (1,100 yards) without equipment that enhances buoyancy or propulsion, over a measured course in twenty minutes or less. The annual swim standard must be met before returning to lifeguard duties each year.

• Previous Lifeguard/Swim Instructor experience preferred
• Must posses or obtain certification. Opportunity to obtain lifeguard certification May 18th-19th, please ask for further details
• Must be able to demonstrate swimming abilities outlined below, in order to move forward to interview process  

• Maintain watch over the pool area, ensuring a secure and safe environment
• Install and remove lane lines according to scheduled activities
• Provide education and enforce safety regulations for patrons
• Respond to all injuries, incidents, and emergencies as directed by policy
• Communicate effectively with diverse groups of individuals utilizing tact and diplomacy; effectively respond to questions and complaints; and
  establish and maintain effective working relationships with the general public

• This is a part-time, temporary position averaging 28 hours per week.
• Must be available to work a flexible schedule

• $15.00 per hour

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