Pool Attendant

Pool attendant qualifications generally include a combination of required certifications, physical abilities, and soft skills. Key requirements often include CPR and First Aid certification, strong swimming ability, and excellent customer service skills. Some positions may also require lifeguard certification and prior experience in a pool or hospitality environment.

Required Certifications:
CPR and First Aid: Essential for responding to emergencies and providing basic medical care.
Lifeguard Certification (sometimes): May be required, especially in public or high-risk pools.
Pool Operator Certification (sometimes): For managing pool maintenance and water quality.

A pool attendant ensures the safety, cleanliness, and overall positive experience for guests using a swimming pool facility. Their duties include monitoring the pool area, assisting guests, maintaining equipment, and upholding safety and hygiene standards. They often handle tasks like enforcing pool rules, cleaning the pool deck and surrounding areas, and ensuring the proper functioning of pool equipment.

- 8 days off per month
- Service charge
- Uniform
- Meal allowance
- Group Insurance
- Training