Pool Monitor

Position: Pool Monitor

Reports to: Community Manager

Job Location: Woodstock

Job Grade: TBD

Job Summary:

To assure safety at community pools and to help provide a pleasant experience when residents take advantage of this important amenity.

Reporting Relationships:

The Pool Monitor reports directly to the Community Manager.

Duties/Responsibilities:

Pool Safety

• Assure that only residents and their guests are visiting the pool by monitoring signin by residents and checking against current Rent Roll.
• Assure safety at the pool area by making sure everyone is in compliance with all pool rules.
• Administer swim tests to children 1216. Passage of swim test allows them to visit the pool without parent or guardian when Pool Monitor is on duty only.
• Check pool emergency phone First Aid kit and lifesaving equipment daily to make sure everything is properly stocked and in good working order.
• Assure that no glass containers of any kind are brought into the pool area.
• Check pool gates and locks daily to make sure gates close and lock properly.
• Make sure NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY sign is posted at all times.
• Administer Childrens Disciplinary System when necessary. Report any problems to the Property Manager or the Courtesy Officer immediately.
• Check pool chemicals frequently.

Cleanliness

• Maintain pool area in clean and orderly condition at all times including pool bathrooms pool furniture etc. Make sure trash is properly disposed of.
• Bathrooms must be kept clean and sanitary and need frequent checks throughout the day.
• Purchase and stock supplies such as swim diapers Diaper Genie refills plastic cups pool guest wrist bands etc. Contact Property Manager when items need to be replenished.

Personal Appearance and Demeanor

• As a representative of Walton Communities it is important to maintain a professional attitude at all times being firm fair and friendly in all situations.
• Pool Monitors are required to wear uniforms provided by Walton Communities at all times while on duty. Uniforms must be neat clean and in good condition.
• Good grooming is important. Excessive jewelry is prohibited while on duty. (See uniform and grooming guidelines in Policy and Procedures Manual)
• Provide a pleasant experience for all residents who visit the pool by providing safe games and an element of fun.

All other duties as assigned.