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YMCA is seeking an Assistant Aquatic Director to promote aquatic programs while maintaining health and safety standards. The role involves supervising lifeguards and instructors and managing facilities both indoors and outdoor seasonal sites. A minimum of 50% hands-on instruction and public-facing program development is required.
You will lead staff training, ensure safety compliance, and help drive community engagement, all while modeling the YMCA mission and values.
Under the direction of the Aquatic Director,the Assistant Aquatic Directorassistsin promoting all aquatic programs, maintainsproper health and safety standards, assistswith supervising lifeguards and instructors, andin the general supervision of the aquatic facilities both within the facility and outdoor seasonal facilities, as assigned. A minimum of 50% oftheincumbent’s time will be hands‑on instructing, guarding and supervising. The incumbent must have the ability to model the mission of the YMCA, and carry it out in a professional manner. The emphasis of this position will be placed on the development and supervision of programs for all ages and to ensure quality aquatic programs are delivered into the community.
The incumbent must be at least 21 years of age and have a minimum of 2 years supervisory experience with an emphasis on scheduling multiple pools and locations.
The incumbent must be currently certified in First Aid, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Lifeguarding, O2, and AED. Lifeguard Trainer, WSI or YSI recommended at time of hire or secured within one year.
Must have the ability to conduct, record and analyze in‑services and drills to ensure all guards’skills are reviewed consistently and remain strong.
The incumbent must have experience in supervising and evaluating employees and arranging work schedules.
Skills in public relations, as well as good written and verbal communication skills are required.
Ability to develop positive relationships with members, volunteers and staff are essential.
Incumbent must have ability to assist with hiring, training and supervising swim instructors and other aquatic staff.
Ability to support and act on behalf of the Aquatic Director in their absence.
Sufficient strength and skill technique to control and rescue struggling adult swimmers, lifting, standing, walking, bending, reaching, pulling, pushing, concentration, attention and focus to one area for extended periods of time, warm weather outdoor work, average to warm in‑door and out‑door pool heat and humidity.