Pool Manager

CITY OF BONNER SPRINGS•Bonner Springs, KS

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the supervision of the Aquatic Coordinator or their designee, the Pool Manager is responsible for the overall daily operation of the Bonner Springs Aquatic Park. The role manages the aquatics facility and its lifeguards and swim instructors, helps organize facility activities, and oversees staff and pool operations. The Pool Manager also monitors facility safety and sanitation, maintains pool water and equipment conditions, completes operational records, and responds to emergencies according to the Emergency Action Plan.

Requirements

Ability to establish successful working relationships with entities, employees, volunteers, City officials, businesses, and the public.
Use good professional judgment, honesty, and integrity in decision making.
Ability to plan and coordinate activities, anticipate problems, develop and enforce department policies and procedures, and interpret written instructions and manuals.
Ability to evaluate and motivate employees, volunteers, and participants.
Ability to assess and prioritize aquatic facility maintenance needs.
Ability to meet the physical demands of the job, including frequent walking, standing, sitting, reaching, handling or feeling, and talking or hearing; and occasional climbing or balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling.

Responsibilities

Aid in planning, directing, and organizing activities of the aquatic facility.
Supervise pool personnel and daily pool operations.
Complete required reports and records accurately and on time, including incident, first-aid and rescue, accident, theft, vandalism, payroll, attendance, daily, and training records.
Comply with and promote applicable safety and sanitary regulations.
Inspect facility areas routinely for functionality and safety, including the pump room, restrooms, concessions, front desk, pool deck, and areas inside and outside the pool perimeter; report unsatisfactory conditions.
Maintain pool chemicals and filtering equipment within a safe operating range on an hourly basis.
Maintain pool cleanliness, including clear water, vacuuming, backwashing, and clean gutters.
Know and carry out the Emergency Action Plan, including its procedures and skills.
Travel to make daily deposits and transport supplies and equipment.
Establish successful working relationships with employees, volunteers, City officials, businesses, other entities, and the public, exercising professional judgment, honesty, and integrity.
Plan and coordinate activities; anticipate problems; develop and enforce department policies and procedures; and interpret written instructions and manuals.
Evaluate and motivate employees, volunteers, and participants.
Assess and prioritize aquatic facility maintenance needs.