Aquatics

FLSA: Salaried (Exempt) Anticipated Hiring Range: $70,304 - $75,000 Direct Supervisor: Director, Student Recreation Center Make a splash. Lead with safety. A great aquatics program starts with more than a pool. It takesstrong leadership, exceptional safety standards, well-trainedstaff, engaging programs, and someone who knows how to bring it alltogether. ASI is looking for an Aquatics and SafetyCoordinator to lead the daily operations and programmingof the Student Recreation Center pool while helping prepare thebroader ASI team to respond when safety matters most. This is a highly student-facing leadership role. You’ll directlysupervise a team of approximately 18–20 student lifeguards, studentleads, and Red Cross instructors, helping them develop the skills,confidence, and judgment they need to keep our community safe. You’ll also oversee Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid training for ASIemployees and play a key role in safety training and preparednessacross Titan Recreation. What You’ll Actually Do Lead the daily operations of the Student Recreation Center pooland aquatics program Develop, implement and assess aquatics programs, Learn-to-Swimofferings and special events Recruit, hire, train, schedule, supervise and evaluateapproximately 18–20 student employees Build and lead ongoing in-service training for lifeguards andaquatics staff Oversee Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid training for ASIemployees Lead Titan Recreation Safety Training Days and ongoing employeesafety assessments Conduct simulated emergency response drills and help ensurestaff are prepared to respond Maintain aquatics safety standards, certifications, records,policies and procedures Ensure aquatic facilities meet applicable health, safety andrisk management requirements Develop and manage aquatics and Red Cross program budgets Identify opportunities to grow participation and programrevenue Use participation, assessment, and operational data to identifytrends and recommend improvements Partner with Titan Recreation and ASI colleagues on programs,events, and initiatives What This Looks Like in Practice One day, you might be coaching a student lifeguard through asimulated emergency response. The next, you’re reviewingLearn-to-Swim participation, planning an upcoming program orevaluating whether an aquatics procedure needs to be updated. You could be leading a staff in-service, working with ASIemployees on CPR certification, reviewing pool safety records orsitting down with a student employee for a performanceconversation. Throughout it all, you’ll be developing students as employeesand leaders while maintaining an environment where thousands ofTitans can recreate safely. We’re Looking for Someone With A bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, recreation or a relatedfield, or an equivalent combination of education andexperience At least one year of related experience Demonstrated ability to organize, manage and evaluate aquaticsprograms Experience or ability to supervise and direct aquaticsoperations and staff Strong interpersonal, communication and organizationalskills The ability to independently interpret and apply policies andprocedures The ability to build effective working relationships within adiverse, multicultural campus community Experience or ability to prepare and manage budgets andfinancial reports Required Certifications You must currently hold: American Red Cross Lifeguarding Certification American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor (LGI)Certification American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI)Certification Within six months of hire, you must obtain: American Red Cross Title 22 Certification American Red Cross CPR/First Aid Instructor CertificationBridge Certified Pool Operator (CPO) or Aquatic Facility Operator(AFO) certification This Role Is for You If... You take safety seriously and know that great safety programsare built through preparation, practice and strong leadership. You enjoy working directly with students and see supervision asan opportunity to coach, teach and develop people. You’re comfortable making decisions, holding people accountableand maintaining high standards. And you want to lead an aquatics program where recreation,student development and safety come together every day. Why ASI? Associated Students Inc. at Cal State Fullerton is astudent-governed nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting theTitan experience. Through Titan Recreation, the Titan StudentUnion, Children’s Center, student government, programs, basic needsservices and more, ASI creates opportunities for students toconnect, lead, grow and thrive. As Aquatics and Safety Coordinator, you’ll have the opportunityto directly shape both the student experience and the developmentof the student employees you lead. Benefits: ASI offers a comprehensive benefitspackage for eligible employees. #J-18808-Ljbffr California State University, Fullerton