LIFEGUARD

BENEFITS THAT BENEFIT YOU

- FREE YMCA Family Gym Membership and Program Discounts

- Education Assistance Program Up To $1,500 per year

- YMCA Retirement Fund

- Paid Sick Leave

- Flexible Schedule

What does a Lifeguard do?

- Maintain constant surveillance of water and pool deck areas by 10-10 scanning

- Assist swimmers in distress

- Provide emergency medical assistance as trained to any person on the YMCA premise as

- Necessary

- Provide support to swim lessons and aquatic programs instructors

- Take and record chemical readings set forth by branch

- Know and operate pool equipment as required (i.e. lane lines, chair lift)

- Enforce and educate members about aquatic rules and procedures set forth by branch

- Provides exceptional customer service and fosters connections with members

- Participating and satisfactory completion of in-service trainings

Our Commitment to Belonging

At the Channel Islands YMCA, we are committed to building bridges within our communities. We aspire to create spaces, experiences, and a culture where all people belong and feel connected.

Qualifications

- Must be at least 16 years old

- Ability to obtain a criminal record clearance, if over 18 years of age

- High School Diploma or equivalent; valid work permit required if a minor

- Previous work experience preferred

- Must be able to complete YMCA swim test and pass entry written test

- Possess a basic-level Lifeguarding (Including Deep Water) certification from one of the following organizations: Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard, YMCA, Ellis & Associates International Lifeguard Training Program™, Boy Scouts of America (BSA), StarGuard ELITE, United States Lifesaving Association (USLA). Ability to transition to Red Cross certification within 90 days

- Complete required certifications within 60 days of hire

- Complete all required Branch and Position specific trainings as required within two weeks of hire