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Keep a close eye on swimmers in the wave pool, lazy river, and many exciting water attractions. Whether you’re watching over the wave pool or loading slide tubes, you’ll be on the front line keeping our guests safe.
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Completion of basic EKG interpretation course for Monitor Technician required. Prepares/completes the Monitor Technician Checklist every shift in compliance with CSHS requirements. The 11-7 Monitor Tech prepares the list of patients for the following day.
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Must be able to pass pre-requisite skills: Swim a distance of 50 yards, retrieve a 10lb brick from a depth of 5ft, and swim a distance of 10 feet underwater for Shallow Water License. Splash into success as part of our amazing Aquatics team this summer.
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These duties may be described as, but not limited to: Directs and manages all aspects of the daily operations of the Pool. (Pool maintenance not included) Provides leadership to the Pool service team through presence in the outlets, frequent training, and re-training of staff through formal presentations and during business flow as the leader of the service team.
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