The Lifeguard is a support position to the Recreation Department. Responsibilities include maintaining a safe, clean pool and beach environment. This person must be customer service oriented and be able to provide hotel information as well as assist with recreation rental equipment. The Lifeguard must be able to work in high temperatures outdoors and maintain focus while supervising pool guests for safety.

General ResponsibilityCommunicate in a friendly, tactful and professional manner with guests, suppliers as well as colleagues.Provide information regarding the hotel’s facilities services.Be informed and keep your supervisor informed of all matters that may affect your work, the hotel’s service or reputation.Always present a clean and tidy appearance in accordance with the hotel’s grooming standards.Be flexible and open to change in your job responsibilities, work area and/or roster to meet business needs.Be understanding, supportive, encouraging and helpful to guests as well as suppliers and your colleagues.Care about your environment and make sure it is tidy and well maintained.Be reliable and ensure you are at work on time.Ensure all area in the hotel are safe and secure Report any irregularity found in the ResortEnsure Colleagues adhere to hotel rules and regulation all the time. Ensure collagues accomodation safe and securePerform the job and tasks been assgined by your managerKnow your role in case of emergency such as bomb threat, flood, fire etc.Understand the Employee Handbook and comply with the standards it outlines.Carry out all professionally reasonable instruction given by your supervisor.Report all incidents, accidents and guest complaints in briefingsTechnical Expertise

1. Cleaning the Pool.

2. Adjust the Signage.

3. Check the arrangements of Sun beds, mattresses and side tables.

4. Check the Dustbins

5. Open the Umbrellas.

6. Checking and noting Pool, sea and Ambient temperature.

7. Ensuring there are no people inside the pool.

8. Arranging the sun beds, mattresses and side tables.

9. Cleaning the ash trays.

10. Emptying the garbage bins.

11. Place the Signboards.

12. How to do CPR

13. Opening Procedure at the Pool

14. Closing the pool

15. Emergency Action Plan

16. Activate the EAP (Emergency Action Plan)

17. EMS (Emergency Medical Service).

18. Clear the victim out of the water.

19. Preparation for CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitator).

20. Check the ABC (Airway, Breathing and Circulation).

21. The Bad Weather Procedure

The Lifeguard is a support position to the Recreation Department. Responsibilities include maintaining a safe, clean pool and beach environment. This person must be customer service oriented and be able to provide hotel information as well as assist with recreation rental equipment. The Lifeguard must be able to work in high temperatures outdoors and maintain focus while supervising pool guests for safety.

General ResponsibilityCommunicate in a friendly, tactful and professional manner with guests, suppliers as well as colleagues.Provide information regarding the hotel’s facilities services.Be informed and keep your supervisor informed of all matters that may affect your work, the hotel’s service or reputation.Always present a clean and tidy appearance in accordance with the hotel’s grooming standards.Be flexible and open to change in your job responsibilities, work area and/or roster to meet business needs.Be understanding, supportive, encouraging and helpful to guests as well as suppliers and your colleagues.Care about your environment and make sure it is tidy and well maintained.Be reliable and ensure you are at work on time.Ensure all area in the hotel are safe and secure Report any irregularity found in the ResortEnsure Colleagues adhere to hotel rules and regulation all the time. Ensure collagues accomodation safe and securePerform the job and tasks been assgined by your managerKnow your role in case of emergency such as bomb threat, flood, fire etc.Understand the Employee Handbook and comply with the standards it outlines.Carry out all professionally reasonable instruction given by your supervisor.Report all incidents, accidents and guest complaints in briefingsTechnical Expertise

1. Cleaning the Pool.

2. Adjust the Signage.

3. Check the arrangements of Sun beds, mattresses and side tables.

4. Check the Dustbins

5. Open the Umbrellas.

6. Checking and noting Pool, sea and Ambient temperature.

7. Ensuring there are no people inside the pool.

8. Arranging the sun beds, mattresses and side tables.

9. Cleaning the ash trays.

10. Emptying the garbage bins.

11. Place the Signboards.

12. How to do CPR

13. Opening Procedure at the Pool

14. Closing the pool

15. Emergency Action Plan

16. Activate the EAP (Emergency Action Plan)

17. EMS (Emergency Medical Service).

18. Clear the victim out of the water.

19. Preparation for CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitator).

20. Check the ABC (Airway, Breathing and Circulation).

21. The Bad Weather Procedure

Senior School qualification or equivalent is a mustMinimum 2-4 years of experience working as a lifeguardPrevious experience working in a 5-star hotel environment will be an advantage.CPR/Life Guard CertificateSuperior swimming skills to provide rescue in pools.Must have a friendly attitude and wiling to exceed guest expectations.Comfortable working outdoors in varying hot/cold weather climates.Available to work flexible schedules including afternoon, weekends, and holidays.Good physical stamina to stand and walk long distances throughout shift.Good physical strength to lift, push, and pull moderate weight.Senior School qualification or equivalent is a mustMinimum 2-4 years of experience working as a lifeguardPrevious experience working in a 5-star hotel environment will be an advantage.CPR/Life Guard CertificateSuperior swimming skills to provide rescue in pools.Must have a friendly attitude and wiling to exceed guest expectations.Comfortable working outdoors in varying hot/cold weather climates.Available to work flexible schedules including afternoon, weekends, and holidays.Good physical stamina to stand and walk long distances throughout shift.Good physical strength to lift, push, and pull moderate weight.