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Current certified pool operator (CPO) or EMT certificate is desired. Seasonal Positions are full or part-time and last no longer than 6 months. Background checks will be conducted on selected applicants through the State of Nevada and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI.
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Responsible for checking chemicals in swimming pools and spa including having a thorough knowledge of pools and equipment application, an understanding of facility characteristics, rules and regulations, policies and procedures and public relation skills; understand current codes and practices established by health codes and national aquatic certification agencies.
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If you are a self-motivated, dependable and efficient employee with a positive attitude and the ability to prioritize tasks and delegate effectively, check out our available Supervisor position and LET'S MAKE SHEETZ HAPPEN!
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Affordable Housing Accreditation (e.g.: HCCP, HCP-E, COS, BOS, TCS, CPO) or other applicable designations in affordable programs. Will supervise all on-site staff, which may include: Assistant Community Director, Resident Services Coordinator(s), Compliance Specialist(s), Leasing Manager, Leasing Consultant(s), Maintenance Supervisor(s), Maintenance Technician(s), Make-Ready or Rehab Technician(s), Groundskeeper(s), Painter(s), and Housekeeper(s.
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