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Under supervision of the Aquatics Supervisor, the Lifeguard is responsible for monitoring and ensuring the safety of patrons using the aquatic facilities, as well as enforcing rules and regulations regarding pool use.
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Lifeguard will uphold Program Safety Standards to ensure the safety of all individuals participating in the Red Shield's Aquatics Program. Lifeguard Certificate, First aid and CPR for the Professional rescuer.
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Necessary equipment includes a lifeguard rescue tube, CPR face mask/seal easy, First Aid kit, swimsuit, sunglasses, etc. Current and valid ARC or equivalent certification including but not limited to: Lifeguard, CPR First Aid, and AED.
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Instructions for filing online: Go to and search for "Pool Lifeguard Candidate (Temporary)", Click on the name of the bulletin you are applying to, click the green "Apply" button. I understand that if I am successful in passing the swim test that I must also attend and pass the certification training academy (Lifeguard Training Program.
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Ability to maintain required certification; Must demonstrate lifeguard skills in accordance with YMCA standards. 1-2 years lifeguard experience preferred. Current YMCA Lifeguarding, American Safety & Health Institute or American Red Cross or American Heart Association BLS for the Professional Rescuer, Standard/Community First Aid certifications and Emergency Oxygen Administration ( Certified American Red Cross Lifeguards must obtain YMCA Lifeguarding Certification within 90 days of hire.
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