Lifeguard

• Developing a safe waterfront that offers a well-rounded program of instructional and recreational activities.

• Assisting in the teaching of waterfront skills.

• Surveillance of swimming areas during recreational programs.

• Maintenance and care of aquatic equipment and pool.

• Strict adherence to the Quebec Camping Association/National Lifeguarding Society pool/waterfront regulations.

• On-going evaluation of waterfront programs.

• Assist in special days with other program staff and participate in all tribal activities such as picnics, night duties, meal time, and camper bedtime.

• All lifeguards will rotate Health Centre duty on a nightly basis. As well as respecting our confidentiality policy.

• Being punctual and respecting the schedule is crucial for the success of our camp program which includes but is not limited to: Free-play duties, meetings, the bell, curfew, activities, and daily cleaning duties.

• Stimulating interest and participation in their area.

• Keep an updated inventory of supplies at the start and end of the season to be handed in to Supervisor.

• Developing and submitting lesson plans to the Program Director prior to the start of every cycle.

A Lifeguard, is responsible for surveying a body of water and conducting rescues to help weak or injured swimmers get to safety. Their duties include speaking with swimmers to enforce swimming rules keeping track of each swimmer in the water and administering first aid to injured swimmers.

Have all lifeguard certifications,

Bronze Medal

Bronze Cross

National Lifeguarding

Go to https://campamymolson.campbrainstaff.com/ and create account and fill out your application.

If you have any questions before hand please contact James O'Hagan at [email protected]