The Canada Games Aquatic Centre (CGAC) is a community centre for wellness and active living. With aquatic amenities, a fitness facility, massage therapy, and other offerings onsite, there is something for all ages and abilities to enjoy. Featuring the only 50-metre pool in the province, the facility hosts public swims and other gatherings for the communities of the Fundy region, along with sport tourism events that contribute to the local economy. The organization is also one of the largest providers of swimming lessons in New Brunswick.Governed by the Saint John Aquatic Center Commission, the CGAC is a registered charity that is subsidized through the Fundy Regional Service Commission.The CGAC provides staffing throughout the summer season for Quispamsis beaches (Meenan's Cove and Gondola Point) and the qplex.Positions Available:- qplex Site Supervisor - June 7 to Aug 29- qplex Lifeguard - June 7 to Aug 29- qplex Assistant Lifeguard - June 7 to Aug 29- qplex Slide Attendant - June 7 to Aug 29- qplex Swim Instructor - June 7 to Aug 29- Beach Site Supervisor - June 21 to Aug 22- Beach Lifeguard - June 21 to Aug 22Please note that all Beach staff are required to attend one of two mandatory trainings, which will be offered on the following dates:· June 15: 11:00am-6:00pm· June 20: 11:00am-6:00pmPlease note that all Qplex are required to attend a mandatory staff training that will take place prior to the start of the regular schedule which start June 21, 2025.Under the direction of the Aquatics Manager and Duty Managers, the Quispamsis-based staff ensure the safety of patrons who use the qplex pool, Meenan's Cove beach, and Gondola Point beach. Employees are required to keep track of their qualifications and ensure they remain up to date. They are responsible for ensuring the safety of all users of the supervised areas by actively supervising swimmers in the marked swimming areas and surrounding areas. Employees are also responsible for providing first aid when necessary, as well as conducting any tasks outlined by supervisors and/or managers to ensure the facility is safe and prepared for any users of the area.The Beach Site Supervisors and qplex Site Supervisors provide onsite leadership for the team of lifeguards working at their location. In addition to the duties outlined above, they are responsible for ensuring staff are in position on time and remain for the full duration of their shift. They are the primary point of contact onsite for Town of Quispamsis workers and Aquatic Centre management staff. Additionally, they are responsible for keeping track of sign-in sheets, first aid supplies and equipment, and for notifying the appropriate personnel if anything is missing/broken. Beach Site Supervisors and qplex Site Supervisors are also responsible for assisting in finding replacements for staff who have called in sick.Summary of Duties For all Employees· Treat patrons and coworkers with courtesy and respect· Oversee all facility users and enforce rules that pertain to the supervised area· Educate users on safety practices and requirements· Maintain records required by the Canada Games Aquatic Centre's policies, including attendance, weather conditions, and incidents· Be familiar with the hours of operation and schedules· Ensure required equipment is in good order and in position for the start of the shift· Remain composed and professional· Be easily identifiable as a staff member on duty by wearing the required staff uniform· Be available to respond to incidents/first aid or public relations when on float (not active scanning duty)Required Qualifications· qplex Site Supervisoro National Lifeguard (Pool) Certificationo Standard First Aid with CPR-C/AEDo Minimum of two summer seasons of pool lifeguarding experience· qplex Lifeguardo National Lifeguard (Pool) Certificationo Standard First Aid with CPR-C/AED· qplex Assistant Lifeguardo Bronze Crosso Standard First Aid with CPR-C/AED· qplex Slide Attendanto Bronze Crosso Standard
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