Youth Leader - Expanded Learning Programs (Tierrasanta/Kearny Mesa)

Responsibilities

• Develops, implements, and oversees comprehensive preventative maintenance and operational procedures for all Association aquatic facilities, including high-capacity filtration units, hydraulic systems, and pneumatic controls.
• Ensures all pools and spas strictly adhere to California Title 22 (CalCode) and Environmental Health and Safety (EHandS) requirements, maintaining audit-ready logs of chemical balances, water clarity, and temperature.
• Performs troubleshooting, diagnostic testing, and minor repairs on all aquatic equipment including pumps, motors, heaters, chlorinators, and automated chemical feeders; builds strong working relationships and communicates effectively with external vendors, internal staff, and certified mechanics regarding complex repairs.
• Establishes and enforces emergency response Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for aquatic incidents; ensures all facilities comply with Cal/OSHA standards for hazardous material handling and workplace safety.
• Leads scheduled water treatment and sanitization efforts using specialized chemicals (e.g., sodium hypochlorite, CO2, and hydrochloric acid), maintaining optimal levels to protect equipment and user health.
• Supports branch aquatic-related projects and operations, including but not limited to scheduled water cleaning, using chemicals such as chlorine, training of SOPs, preventative maintenance, etc.
• Conducts regular technical audits of mechanical rooms and pool systems across the Association portfolio to identify infrastructure risks and recommend capital improvements; implements purchasing SOPs for all work and repairs.
• Maintains accurate documentation of work orders, repair logs, and vehicle maintenance within the Association’s work order system to ensure operational transparency and timely response.

Requirements

• Visual and auditory ability and physical capacity to quickly identify, assess, and respond effectively to critical incidents and emergencies.
• Knowledge of California Title 22 and EHandS standards; proficient in electronic reporting via the California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) for mandated hazardous material inventories.
• Technical understanding of commercial aquatic infrastructure, including pumps, motors, filtration, heaters, and pneumatic/hydraulic delivery systems; ability to interpret technical manuals, blueprints, and electrical schematics to diagnose and execute repairs on high-tolerance equipment.
• Knowledge of water treatment procedures and safety techniques, including the use of automated chemical controllers and manual testing to ensure optimal water balance.
• Competency in developing detailed Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and safety regulations for aquatic facilities.
• Ability to effectively communicate complex processes or policy changes to diverse teams; excellent verbal communication skills and a professional demeanor when interacting with staff and participants.