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Current American Red Cross Lifeguard Instructor certification. Join our awesome aquatics team - great role for a lifeguard looking to move up the ladder in aquatics! The Head Guard will also perform regular lifeguard and maintenance duties.
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Under the guidance of our Aquatics Supervisor and Lifeguard Coordinators, you’ll actively prevent and respond to emergencies, maintaining a vigilant eye over the pool area and keeping it in top-notch condition.
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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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Six months experience as a lifeguard. Current lifeguard certification. Our services include fitness, nutrition, ergonomics, wellness coaching and health promotion. Dedication to ensuring a cohesive and inclusive culture led by an internal diversity, equity and inclusion council.
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