The Lifeguard is responsible for the overall safety of the participants who utilize the pool and surrounding area.
Maintains a neat and clean pool area.
Consistently demonstrates excellent customer service by having a friendly disposition and is knowledgeable and helpful with all information provided.
Responds to patron concerns in a timely, appropriate manner.
Reports all incidents and concerns to Aquatics Director or Associate Director.
Attends staff meetings and trainings as deemed necessary by the Aquatics Director.
Follows all policies and procedures listed in the Employee Handbook, Aquatics Procedural Handbook, and Pool Operator Handbook.
Maintains appropriate chemical levels in the pool.
Tests and records conditions of pool water and takes action to correct improperly balanced water. Advises Aquatics Director or designee of action taken.
Maintains knowledge of the pump room.
Performs maintenance duties when assigned.
Monitors and watches the pools during all aquatic activities following established YMCA procedures.
Is familiar with and prepared to use the Emergency Procedures when an emergency occurs at the pool.
Maintains lifeguard safety equipment on person at all times while on active surveillance duty.
Performs rescue measures and appropriate care when required.
American Red Cross Deep Water Lifeguarding Certification, including CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and First Aid
Administering Emergency Oxygen (must be acquired within 90 days of hire)
Ability to comprehend simple instructions, written correspondence; present information in an oral format; read and interpret documents such as policies and procedures; and speak effectively in front of people.
At least 15 years of age.
Free Membership (Individual)
Discount on Y programs
MD Sick leave for individuals older than 18 years of age