Senior Lifeguard - Nokomis Beach
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As a Senior Lifeguard (Lieutenant) , you will supervise the operation of your assigned county-operated beach, patrolling to prevent accidents, performing rescues, administering medical assistance (first aid and CPR), and maintaining order per Sarasota County ordinances. For more information, see below. Oversee daily operations of your assigned County-operated beach, including overseeing Lifeguard station operations, supervising Beach Lifeguards, and supervising all activities directed towards saving lives and preventing injury to patrons. Work as part of the Lifeguard Operations leadership team to motivate others and support leadership. Assist in the development and continued training of Lifeguards. Assist Lifeguard Captains in completing Lifeguard performance evaluations by providing input. Promote appropriate employee conduct in a constructive and corrective way. Educate Beach Lifeguards through verbal warnings and issue corrective counseling as necessary; refer higher-level disciplinary actions to Lifeguard Captains. Clean the lifeguard office and storage areas daily, and as needed. Maintain inventory of first aid supplies, ordering supplies as needed. Complete incident reports, daily operational reports, and statistical record reporting on time and accurately. Keep beaches safe by maintaining order and discipline and enforcing County ordinances. Explain and interpret operational and programmatic rules and regulations for patrons; enforce or refer enforcement to proper authorities. Rescue swimmers in distress. Administer first aid and/or CPR, Automated External Defibrillator (AED), and oxygen following appropriate medical protocols; call for emergency assistance when necessary. Inspect assigned area(s) to ensure proper warning signs and safety devices are properly posted or in place. Assist the public by providing beach condition information, including unsafe or hazardous swimming conditions. Operate county-issued equipment, which may include radio, vehicle, boat, and jet ski, and perform preventative equipment maintenance duties, as necessary. Participate in training activities. Assist in aquatic programs such as learn-to-swim classes, water safety classes, and special events. Assist in public relations, including answering phones, providing customer service, and taking messages. About the Schedule Work Hours: Beach hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 7 days a week. Lifeguards work 40 hours per week, with overtime and flexible shifts available. About You