Lifeguard

Lifeguard 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars Jo b Summary A Lifeguard is responsible for enforcing facility rules and regulations, surveying a body of water, administering first aid & CPR as required, conducting rescues to help weak or injured swimmers, and preventing drowning or other injuries from occurring. Minimum Qualifications Must be able to pass a swim skills test & the Lifeguard Training Course. Minimum of 15 years of age Must be able to pass a criminal background check Preferred Qualifications Experience working with children Completed a series of swim lessons Lifeguard Certification Ability to perform fundamental tasks on a computer. Major Duties-(Essential Function) Surveillance & Safety Monitoring Continuously scan the pool and surrounding area to identify potential hazards. Enforce pool rules to prevent accidents and injuries. Identify and respond quickly to emergencies, including distressed swimmers. Rescue & Emergency Response Perform water rescues using appropriate techniques and equipment. Administer first aid, CPR, and AED as needed. Assist in emergency evacuation procedures when necessary. Rule Enforcement & Patron Assistance Educate patrons on safety regulations and enforce compliance. Address unsafe behavior and provide guidance on safe swimming practices. Answer questions and assist guests to ensure a positive experience. Facility Maintenance & Cleanliness Inspect and maintain pool safety equipment. Ensure the pool deck and surrounding areas remain clean and hazard-free. Monitor water quality and report issues to maintenance or management personnel. Teamwork & Communication Collaborate with other lifeguards and staff to maintain a safe environment. Participate in regular training and emergency drills. Report incidents and safety concerns to supervisors. Other duties and tasks as assigned Physical Demands/Work Environment (Essential Function) Physically perform all skills required of a Lifeguard. (swim, walk, lift, sit, stand, kneel, reach, rotate, climb) Hear noises and distress signals in the aquatic environment. Remain alert with no lapses of consciousness. Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

Vision requirements:

close, distant, color, peripheral, and depth. Ability to work in an outdoor environment with exposure to heat, cold, wind, rain Mental Complexity/Interpersonal Contacts (Essential Function) Ability to communicate verbally with children, adults, and co-workers Required to present a positive and professional image and appropriately represent the City of Brookings. Must ensure the safety of patrons by implementing safety protocols and responding to emergencies. Primarily works with others. Pre-employment Screening Pre-employment screening may include but is not limited to, the following: references, criminal background, credit history, drug and alcohol screening, medical history questionnaire, and pre-employment physical.