Lifeguard
city of fort collinsFort Collins (CO)
$15.75 per hour
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Posted 2 days ago
city of fort collinsFort Collins (CO)
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service WorkersAll Other Amusement and Recreation Industries
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$15.75 per hour
About the role
Lifeguard (Hourly) Requisition #: req7491Department: Recreation
Location: Mulberry Indoor Pool
Benefit Category: Variable Hourly View Hourly Benefit Highlights
Employment Type: Fluctuating Hourly
Hourly Rate: $15.75 per hour (based on relevant experience)
Selection Process:
This position has consistent openings, and we are accepting applications on an ongoing basis The City of Fort Collins is a bias-conscious employer. We ask that you please avoid the use of photos when submitting a resume and/or an application for employment. You will receive an email acknowledgment when you have successfully submitted an application. Your completed application will be forwarded to the hiring manager. You will be notified if you are selected for further testing or interviews. Please keep your contact information up-to-date. The status of your application will be updated in your applicant profile. Post-offer background check required. While the City of Fort Collins offers many remote and/or hybrid positions, all remote or hybrid work must be performed in the state of Colorado. At the City, we are focused on finding the strongest candidate for the role, and we recognize that excellence can come from a wide variety of experiences and paths. When reviewing applications, we consider an equivalent combination of knowledge, skills, education, and lived experiences that align with the minimum qualifications. If you are interested in this opportunity, we encourage you to view your background broadly and highlight the skills and experiences that best prepare you for the role. To learn more about The City of Fort Collins and Our Community, please read Our Community and Our Organization Brochure
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