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Lithgow City Council is seeking Casual Lifeguards to join the team at the Lithgow Aquatic Centre in NSW. You will supervise patrons, help maintain safety, and support a clean, welcoming facility.
Ideal candidates hold Senior First Aid and Pool Lifeguard certificates, with a Working with Children Check if over 18, plus a commitment to WHS and integrity. Flexible hours include weekends and public holidays, with ongoing training.
Lithgow City Council has an exciting opportunity for Casual Lifeguards to join their team in Lithgow, NSW.
Reporting to the Aquatic Centre Team Leader, you will be responsible for the overall supervision of patrons using the Aquatic Centre, and making sure that the centre maintains a high level of safety and care for the community.
More specifically, your duties will include (but will not be limited to):
The successful candidate will meet the following criteria:
In addition, an ideal candidate would have experience in the following:
If you are looking for a change of lifestyle, a new adventure, or to take the next step in yourcareer, this is the role for you.
Please note: To be considered for this position, candidates must address all selection criteria. Those who do not address the selection criteria with examples will not be considered.
Preferred applicants will be required to undertake a pre-employment medical, which includes a drug and alcohol screening and functional assessment. Preferred applicants may be subject to reference checks, driving history checks, qualification checks, a NSW Police Check, a Working with Children check and confirmation of your Right to Work in Australia.
You must be an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or a permanent resident or have the right to live and work in Australia to apply for this position.
The Lithgow local government area is located on the western edge of the majestic Blue Mountains. The area totals 4,567 square kilometres from the Capertee and Wolgan Valleys in the north, Little Hartley in the east, Tarana in the south and Meadow Flat in the west.
The major urban centre of Lithgow nestles in a valley of that name, overlooked by the sandstone escarpments of the Blue Mountains. In the addition to the major urban centre of Lithgow, the Lithgow local government area has 12 villages with mining or farming backgrounds. These smaller centres have proven to be a attractive rural residential areas which, along with the broader rural areasoffer atruly unique lifestyle that harmonises its urban, industrial and rural qualities.
Council is focused on delivering quality services as a Centre of Regional Excellence that encourages community growth and development, and contributes to the efficient and effective management of theenvironment, community and economy for present and future generations.
The guiding principles of integrity, resilience, respect and accountability define how Lithgow City Council strengthen its working environment to deliver on the aspirations of our community. For further details on Council's values, please visit https://council.lithgow.com