Part Time Lifeguard

Overview:

Are you passionate about water safety and helping others? The Barber National Institute is seeking a Lifeguard to ensure a safe, clean, and welcoming aquatic environment for children and adults. This role is responsible for overseeing pool safety, supporting swim instruction, performing light maintenance duties, and providing excellent customer service. If you’re certified, responsible, and enthusiastic about making a difference, we want you on our team. 

Flexible Shift Options Available

We offer flexible scheduling with 4-hour shifts that work around your life—ideal for college students, second-job seekers, or anyone looking for a manageable routine:

Morning Shift: 7:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Evening Shift: 3:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Flexibility That Fits You: Work either shift individually, or combine both to work a full 8-hour day. Pick up shifts that match your class schedule or personal availability!

What you’ll bring: 

• A proactive and safety-first mindset.
• Strong attention to detail and quick response skills in emergency situations.
• Friendly and professional customer service with patrons of all ages.
• A team-oriented attitude with flexibility to support various pool-related tasks.
• Reliability and accountability in daily operations and shift responsibilities.

What you’ll have: 

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Valid and current Lifeguard Certification.
• Possesses current First Aid and CPR certification (or has the ability to pass certifications).
• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• Eligibility for FBI Clearance, State Police Criminal Record Check, and Child Abuse History Clearance.

A typical day may include: 

• Guarding the pool during use to ensure safety at all times.
• Assisting swim instructors with maintaining class order and organizing equipment.
• Taking and recording chemical readings (chlorine, pH, temperature) at scheduled intervals.
• Performing pool and deck maintenance including vacuuming, scrubbing, and tidying up.
• Checking in patrons, handling payments, writing receipts, and answering questions.
• Raising or lowering the pool floor and assisting individuals entering/exiting the pool.
• Responding to accidents, administering First Aid, and reporting incidents as needed.
• Tracking census and reconciling money collected during shifts.
• Supporting the Aquatic Director with additional duties as assigned.