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East Carolina University is seeking Certified Pool Operators for the Fall 2026/Spring 2027 term to maintain safety at aquatic facilities on campus in Greenville, NC.
The role requires weekend/holiday work, lifting up to 50 pounds, and indoor/outdoor work assignments, with a focus on daily chemical testing and equipment operation.
Hourly Student Employment - Certified Pool Operator
On‑campus, Greenville, NC
Fall 2026\/Spring 2027
$15.00 hourly
5
Minimum 2.0
ECU Department of Campus Recreation and Wellness is seeking several Certified Pool Operators for the Fall 2026\/Spring 2027 academic term. Certified Pool Operators will play an essential role in maintaining the safety and security of all patrons utilizing our aquatic facilities.
Please upload your resume, a copy of your class schedule, and a copy of your certifications online. https://crw.ecu.edu/about-us/join-the-crw-team/job-descriptions/
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