Ocean Lifeguard

• NO

PRIOR SKILLS OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED TO APPLY

• Responsibilities
• Maintain constant surveillance of assigned beach and water areas to ensure patron safety and compliance with posted rules.
• Respond to emergency situations and provide rescue, first aid, and emergency care within the scope of training until advanced medical personnel arrive.
• Identify and proactively address unsafe conditions; report hazards or concerns to supervisory staff.
• Educate beach patrons on ocean conditions, swimming safety, and potential hazards.
• Enforce beach and safety regulations consistently, professionally, and fairly.
• Accurately complete incident reports, rescue reports, and other required documentation. Requirements
• Successfully run 1 mile in under 8 minutes (tested as part of the hiring process).
• Successfully swim 500 meters in under 10 minutes (tested as part of the hiring process).
• Complete Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) training (approximately 60 hours), provided upon hire.
• Complete USLA-approved open-water lifeguard training (approximately 48 hours), provided upon hire.
• Pass a physical examination.
• Pass a pre-employment background check and drug screening.
• Obtain and maintain current Lifeguard Training and/or Community First Aid Training and Professional Rescuer CPR certification within three (3) weeks of employment. Supervisory personnel must possess a valid U.S. driver's license.
• All guards must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
• All applicants must submit a Pre-Employment Fitness Testimony by April 1st. Qualifications
• Knowledge of lifesaving techniques, rescue procedures, first aid, and CPR. Strong swimming ability and overall physical fitness.
• Maintains a professional appearance and demeanor at all times.
• Interacts respectfully and professionally with beach patrons; serves as a positive representative of the organization and community.
• Attends all required meetings, training sessions, and in-service education.
• Demonstrates the ability to react quickly, calmly, and effectively in emergency situations.
• High school diploma or GED equivalent required. Exception applies to applicants under 18 currently enrolled in high school. Why Join Us?
• Save lives and make a meaningful impact in your community.
• Develop leadership, teamwork, and emergency response skills.
• Gain a deeper understanding of ocean conditions, currents, and coastal safety.
• Build lifelong friendships and unforgettable experiences.
• Stay fit while working outdoors in a dynamic environment.
• Strengthen your resume with highly respected professional experience.
• Starting pay is $20.50 per hour, with opportunities for increased pay based on experience, certifications, and returning staff status.

• Pay:

  $20.50
• $25.

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