Aquatic Technician

S & W OPS LLC•Kellogg, ID

About The Position

The Aquatic Technician safely operates and maintains aquatic attractions, water systems, and air-handling equipment in accordance with local health codes and Silver Rapids safety standards to ensure public safety. The role also supports a friendly guest experience and quality product through direct guest interaction or by providing essential operational support. The technician maintains water quality and comfortable, safe air and water temperatures; tests and adjusts pool chemistry; and maintains filtration, circulation, and HVAC air-exchange systems. The role includes inspecting, monitoring, servicing, and maintaining pool equipment and facilities, performing routine and preventive maintenance, keeping records, preparing reports, and recommending procedures and operational improvements. The position is part-time or full-time, hourly, and non-exempt.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 18 years of age.
Excellent technical, diagnostic, and troubleshooting skills.
Detail-oriented and organized.
Self-motivated team player with good communication skills.
Knowledge of plumbing, hydraulics, electrical, mechanical, and chemical applications.
Ability to safely handle hazardous chemicals on a regular basis.
Medical clearance consistent with OSHA 1910.134(f)(2).
Ability to perform work involving frequent walking; climbing ladders; working in confined spaces; continuous bending and stooping; moderate muscular exertion; and lifting up to 50 pounds.
Ability to perform mechanical repairs, operate equipment, and use a two-way radio, requiring visual and muscular dexterity.
Completion of a reference check, criminal background check, and drug test before employment.

Nice To Haves

Preferably one year of chemistry, public safety, or maintenance experience, including responsibility for cleaning and maintaining a pool facility.
CPO or AFO certificate preferred.
OSHA, First Aid, CPR, and Ellis & Associates Lifeguard Training certifications are recommended.

Responsibilities

Understand swimming pool codes enforced by the Panhandle Health Department and the Model Aquatic Health Code.
Maintain pool water to meet water-quality standards and keep air and water temperatures comfortable and safe for guests.
Regularly test pool water and adjust its chemistry as needed to meet standards.
Maintain filtration, circulation, and HVAC air-exchange systems, including backwashing filter media and cleaning hair strainers and skimmer baskets.
Notify the manager when supplies and chemicals are needed.
Inspect, monitor, maintain, and service pool pumps, plumbing, motors, electrical systems, chemical feeders and controllers, filtration systems, water chemistry, pool surfaces, and related equipment.
Perform routine and preventive maintenance on equipment and facilities.
Prepare and process reports, maintain records, and make recommendations concerning procedures and operations.
Perform maintenance-related duties and other duties assigned by the manager.
Identify tasks proactively and prioritize them effectively.
Perform underwater repairs, including mechanical, lighting, plaster, and tile repairs.
Handle hazardous chemicals safely and work around electricity.