Volunteer - Outdoor Open Water Guard

Our Mission: MNP Community & Sport Centre is passionate about sport, people, and community. Our Vision and Values: We are a world-class sport and fitness facility that inspires athletes to achieve their goals and dreams. We achieve this through the people who work here, and through our values of safety, legendary service, excellence, and innovation. MNP Community & Sport Centre empowers its people to continually exceed the expectations of our members, creating meaningful and unique experiences, which sets us apart from the competition. Role: As an Outdoor Open Water Volunteer Guard with MNP Community & Sport Centre, you are responsible for ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants and guests in an outdoor waterfront environment. You will provide active safety supervision, prevention, emergency response, and legendary service while maintaining Lifesaving Society standards in an open water setting. Reports to: Aquatic Shift Leader, Aquatic Operations Coordinator, and Aquatic Programs & Operations Manager What’s In It for You: * Free facility access based on hours worked plus a variety of free and discounted programs. * Employee recognition program. * Annual staff events including BBQs, Corporate Challenge, December holiday party and many more. * Free parking and close to transit with a C-train and bus stop steps away. What You’ll Do Safety & Waterfront Supervision * Actively supervises participants in an outdoor open water environment using effective scanning, positioning, and zone coverage techniques. * Monitor waterfront conditions including water depth, visibility, weather, temperature, currents, and shoreline hazards. * Provide emergency care, in-water rescue, and stabilization until Emergency Medical Services arrive. * Ensure safe access to and from the water using designated beach, dock, jetty, or pier entry and exit points. * Follow and uphold all policies and procedures outlined in the Aquatic Safety and Supervision Plan for waterfront operations. * Maintain the fitness level required to meet National Lifeguard Waterfront and Lifesaving Society standards. * Ensure participants are organized and prepared to evacuate during emergencies or changing environmental conditions. Program Support & Participant Safety * Support safe delivery of waterfront and aquatic activities in a manner that is engaging, organized, and appropriate to participant needs. * Educate participants on safe open water practices, designated swim areas, and site-specific hazards. * Assist with planning and delivering waterfront special events and program days. Open Water Volunteer Program Dates: * June 13th from 9am-11am @ Chestermere Lake * July 11th from 9am-11am @ Chestermere Lake * August 8th from 9am-11am @ Chestermere Lake Waterfront Operations * Work in an outdoor open-water environment with water at least 1.5 meters in depth and shore access that individuals can use for aquatic activities. * Support safe entry to and exit from the water using a beach, dock, jetty, or pier, as applicable to the site. * Assist with waterfront set-ups, takedowns, equipment placement, and special event preparations as required. What You’ll Need: * National Lifeguard: Waterfront certification (required). * Bronze Cross certification (required prerequisite). * Alberta workplace approved Intermediate First Aid (required prerequisite). * Minimum of 15 years of age (required). * Holding current Intermediate First Aid is recommended for employment readiness. * Knowledge of waterfront safety practices, aquatic programs, and open water hazards. * Excellent customer engagement, communication, problem solving, judgment, and skill in the application of lifeguarding surveillance and rescue techniques in a waterfront environment. * Proven ability to work independently and as part of a team in an outdoor and dynamic environment. * Experience with open water supervision, waterfront programming, or competitive lifeguarding/lifesaving is considered an asset.

Ensure the safety of participants in an outdoor open water environment through active supervision and emergency response. Provide legendary service and maintain Lifesaving Society standards while monitoring waterfront conditions.

Must be at least 15 years old with National Lifeguard: Waterfront, Bronze Cross, and Intermediate First Aid certifications. Knowledge of open water hazards and the ability to work independently in a dynamic outdoor environment are required.

• Free Facility Access • Discounted Programs • Employee Recognition Program • Annual Staff Events • Free Parking

• Premiers soinsSouhaitée

Relevées dans la description du poste. Confirmez les exigences importantes ci-dessus.

• Waterfront Supervision
• Emergency Response
• In-water Rescue
• Scanning Techniques
• Customer Engagement
• Problem Solving
• Communication
• Lifeguarding Surveillance
• First Aid
• Risk Assessment

• Sports & Recreation
• Security & Safety

Formation minimale

Diplôme professionnel

Expérience minimale

0+ ans

Langue de l’offre

anglais

Heures de travail

40 heures par semaine