Lifeguards Needed

Posted 10 days ago

swimjimNew York (NY)

Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries

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$17.25 per hour

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About the role

Certified Lifeguard Position One of New York's premier water education and pool management companies is seeking certified lifeguards for immediate hire! Locations are high-end residential buildings throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn. Here is what you need: A friendly, outgoing, and a people-person demeanor Current lifeguard certifications for CPR/AED for the professional rescuer and lifeguarding/first aid A great work ethic To be punctual To care for the safety of your teammates and our clients Your awesomeness means you can do the job with ease: Must be able to recognize and respond to emergencies immediately Prevent accidents and minimize or eliminate unsafe situations Welcome & assist guests of all ages (babies, children, adults, seniors) Measure, record & report all chemical readings (we train on these skills) Maintain the pool area's cleanliness & organization Communicate needs for repair, replacement & maintenance Participate in aquatic quarterly training/skill assessments

What we offer:

Starting pay at $17.25/hr with the opportunity to increase yearly 401k with company matching
Flexible shifts and opportunities for subbing
Opportunities for advancement

Scheduling interviews immediately! Please respond with a resume (no cover letter necessary) and we will respond with interview options. We know you'll be perfect! We look forward to you joining our growing team of "superheroes".

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