Pool Attendant - Upstate
sweetwater poolsGreenville (SC)
$15-$18
ApplyPool Attendant - Upstate
Posted 3 days ago
sweetwater poolsGreenville (SC)
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service WorkersOther Services to Buildings and Dwellings
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15-$18
About the role
Description:
Spend this summer being a pool attendant at a neighborhood pool near you! Working as a Pool Attendant is a great opportunity to work outside during the summer. A key part of any Attendant job is checking members passes for entry to the pool and enforcing HOA or Club policies. Pool Locations: We have pools all over the Upstate area Age Requirement: 15 years or older Competitive Pay: Starting pay $15-$18 depending on pool and experience. Flexible Schedules - Seasonal Work - Mid - April to October 1st Work 15-40 hours a week. Flexible work schedules - we schedule you around school, vacations, sports & extracurricular activities Shifts range from 4-7 hours a day depending on the pool Scholarship OpportunitiesEach year Sweetwater gives up to 2,000 to help students towards their college tuition and reach their education goals Pool Attendant DutiesChecking members passes for entry Testing pool water Vacuuming and cleaning the pool Cleaning bathrooms Straightening pool furniture Enforce facility rules in courteous but firm manner Keep swimming areas clean and ready for inspection at all times Attend all required staff meetings/in-services
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