Swimming Pool Facilitator (7177)

About the Role

The Swimming Pool Facilitator oversees the operation and maintenance of a site swimming pool, assists in planning and coordinating community groups, classes, and special activities, ensures safe and timely completion of assignments, and supervises assigned workers.

Responsibilities

• Assists in the supervision and instruction of water safety and pool programs (e.g., lifesaving, swimming, diving, competitive swim programs) to ensure compliance with administrative, state, and federal pool safety requirements.
• Coordinates activities such as hourly aquatic staff assignments, instructional periods, and aquatic events to meet district requirements.
• Inspects the pool and surrounding areas (e.g., chemicals, temperature, maintenance) to ensure safety, facility care, and compliance with state regulations for clarity, temperature, and chemistry.
• Monitors students, staff, and individuals in and around the pool to enforce rules, regulations, and conduct provisions.
• Oversees aquatic staff by planning, scheduling, coordinating activities, and providing training to ensure safe and efficient department operations.
• Maintains reports on aquatic operations and activities for reference and compliance with mandated requirements.
• Researches aquatic equipment needs (e.g., obtaining quotes, contacting vendors) to support district goals and objectives.
• Prepares reports, documents, and written materials to document activities and convey information.
• Supports assigned certificated personnel by assisting with teaching functions.
• Assists in budget preparation (e.g., monitoring expenditures, preparing cost estimates, submitting budget justifications) to ensure compliance with budgetary constraints.
• Responds to inquiries from parents, teachers, community members, and staff to determine and implement appropriate actions for aquatic program-related situations.

Requirements

• Water Safety Instructor Certificate
• Advanced First Aid Card
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Card

Qualifications

Any combination equivalent to a high school diploma or equivalent, supplemented by water safety courses, and three years of experience as a lifeguard and/or swimming instructor.