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Education:Must possess a current certificate in American Red Cross Water Safety (WSI) or equivalent, and specialized lifeguard training. Head Lifeguard $19.15 - $22.17 In addition to working as a pool lifeguard, Head Lifeguards will assist the Recreation Coordination in the instruction and supervision of Pool Lifeguards and Pool Lifeguard/Water Safety Instructors; to plan and administer seasonal aquatics activities; to perform swim rescues and emergency medical treatment; and to assist in the maintenance and operations of the facility and equipment.
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As an Aquatics Lifeguard, you must be safety minded and customer service oriented. Lifeguard and First Aid Certified. Ability to swim, retrieve a 10 lb diving brick from the bottom of the pool and swim the brick to the top without stopping.
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As a lifeguard on Camp Pendleton at our aquatic facilities, your primary focus is ensuring visitor safety, all while having a splash of fun. Guided by Head Guards and Lifeguard Managers, you'll be the friendly face explaining safety protocols, the vigilant guardian against potential hazards, and the enforcer of pool etiquette.
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