Deck Manager Orange

Posted 17 days ago

bulldog swim academyOrange (CT)

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About the role

Benefits: Competitive salary
Flexible schedule Training & development Are you passionate about aquatics, leadership, and making a splash in your community? Bulldog Swim Academy is looking for a dynamic Deck Manager to join our team and help create a safe, structured, and energetic swim environment for swimmers of all ages!
Position: Deck Manager
Locations: Orange, CT & New Haven, CT
Schedule: Part-time | Flexible day, afternoon, evening & weekend hours
Employment: Seasonal or Year-Round Opportunities Available
What You'll Do: Supervise deck operations during swim lessons, programs, and events
Lead, support, and communicate with swim instructors to ensure smooth class transitions and consistent safety protocols Serve as a main point of contact for parents, swimmers, and staff during your shift Maintain a clean, organized, safe, and professional pool deck Assist with calling classes, organizing lessons, and maintaining program flow Conduct daily staff briefings and help keep the team informed and on schedule Help ensure Bulldog Swim Academy’s safety and customer-service standards are consistently followed Step in as a leader and problem-solver when challenges arise
What We’re Looking For: Strong leadership and communication skills
Aquatics experience preferred, including head lifeguard, lead swim instructor, coach, childcare, or supervisory experience Current CPR/AED and First Aid certification or willingness to obtain Current Lifeguard certification or willingness to obtain Friendly, energetic, dependable, and solution-oriented attitude Ability to work effectively with children, families, and staff Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Why Join Bulldog Swim Academy? Fun, team-focused work environment Competitive pay Flexible scheduling Opportunities for growth in aquatics education and management Staff training and professional development opportunities?????

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