Lifeguard/Waterpark Attendant

– Interact with guests in a friendly and welcoming manner.
– Provide exceptional guest service in order to enhance the guest experience in the water park.
– Provide general assistance to guests, including answering questions about the resort, pools, rides and attractions.
– Monitoring the well-being of guests and responding to emergency situations both in and out of water. Includes providing emergency first aid as necessary.
– Enforcing established rules, complying with regulations, and maintaining professional lifeguarding practices.
– Maintaining a constant alertness to what our hundreds of guests are doing, preventing accidents and assisting
swimmers in distress. Should an emergency occur, Waterpark Attendants are responsible for taking quick and decisive action and providing emergency care.
– Throughout their shift, Waterpark Attendants are also expected to play an important role in keeping the resort clean and comfortable.
– All of these important responsibilities must be fulfilled while working either inside in a humid environment or outside in the elements – heat, humidity, rain, and wind. Long periods of standing are required.
– Advises waterpark management of unsafe and unsanitary conditions.
– Possesses a general knowledge of the waterpark pools and attractions.
– Must read and sign skill acknowledgement and terms of agreement.

Required skills

– Current license in Ellis & Associates International Lifeguard Training Program including CPR, First Aid, and AED. Will receive this training upon arrival.
– Swim 50 yards in 4 ft. of water and retrieve a 10 lb brick at bottom of pool.
– Must sit or stand for extended periods of time.
– You will be working in a humid, warm environment and be immersed in water for extended periods of time.
– Position requires the ability to lift, push, and pull at least 50 lbs and up to 100 lbs.
– Climb multiple flights of stairs.

Work schedule: Varies, can be scheduled between 6am – 11pm

Average hours over 2 weeks period: 32 hours per week