Pool Maintenance Operator I

Glenwood Hot Springs Resort•Glenwood Springs, CO

136d•$20 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

The primary function of the Pool Maintenance Operator I is to maintain the pool and attraction waters, pool and attraction areas, and pool and attraction equipment in such a way that the pool and attraction areas are safe, secure, clean, operationally efficient, in compliance with all relevant standards and regulations, and available for use throughout business hours. The Pool Maintenance Operator I reports to, and is accountable to, the Lead Pool Maintenance Operator, or in the Lead’s absence, the Pool Manager or Assistant Manager. The Pool Maintenance Operator I has the support and authority necessary to carry out the responsibilities and tasks described in this job description and other responsibilities of the pool maintenance department, as delegated by the Lead Maintenance Operator, Assistant Manager and Manager.

Requirements

Adequate physical agility to traverse the entire GHSR property for inspection, including climbing stairs, crouching, and entering confined spaces.
Adequate physical agility to perform normal pool and attraction maintenance activities such as climbing ladders, kneeling, twisting, crouching, reaching, lifting, using hand tools, power tools and motorized equipment, and measuring devices.
Able to push, pull, lift and carry up to 60 pounds.
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing and follow verbal or written instructions, including technical schematics, equipment/process manuals, chemical labels, etc.
Ability to tolerate being on feet for extended periods of time (standing and walking on hard surfaces).
Any certifications or licenses that are required for performing the specific tasks assigned by management.
CPO Certification – Operators must pass the CPO examine within 120 days of hire, and remain active thereafter.
Ideally, a Wastewater D, Industrial Wastewater D, and/or Small Systems Certification or the willingness and ability to obtain.
Basic mechanical ability and dexterity.
Basic mathematical reasoning skills such as the abilities to identify proportions and estimate for safety checks.
Prior experience or willingness for on-the-job training in pool maintenance, and in facilities similar to GHSR.
Adequate computer skills to be able to perform necessary department computer tasks such as equipment operation and installation/repair, logging maintenance activities, inputting time records, inputting preventative maintenance and service information, etc.

Nice To Haves

Specialized training in specific maintenance areas is a plus and may positively affect an individual’s pay grade and/or promotion potential.

Responsibilities

Maintain the pool and attraction waters, pool and attraction areas, and pool and attraction equipment.
Ensure pool and attraction areas are safe, secure, and clean.
Ensure operational efficiency and compliance with all relevant standards and regulations.
Make pool and attraction areas available for use throughout business hours.