Get more replies from employers
Send a job-specific resume in minutes.
City of Plymouth seeks a Recreation Supervisor to oversee aquatic programs and staff on deck, provide guidance to instructors, lifeguards, and site supervisors, and handle opening/closing duties and records.
You will develop and schedule programming, respond to public inquiries, partner with schools and community groups, ensure safety and inclusivity, and maintain equipment and budgets.
This position will be responsible for greeting and supervising patrons on deck; providing guidance and feedback for swim lesson instructors and instructor aides, lifeguard staff and site supervisors; opening and closing the facility; completing records and reports; making reservations for specialty groups, supervising evening and weekend swim programs; and responsible for staff training and pool operations.
Provide exceptional customer service to internal and external customers.
General Recreation Programming:
Assist in scheduling, executing and supervising aquatic programming, activities and services that provide high quality leisure opportunities for all segments of Plymouth’s population. Propose, design and implement new programs, initiatives and events.
Respond to public inquiries and communicates departmental procedures, programs, and other necessary information in an accurate, timely and professional manner.
Administrative:
Under the direction of the recreation supervisor, records data for a variety of reports or as directed for correspondence and documentation to ensure data driven quality programs and services.
Programs/Staff:
Budget:
Assist with other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
Physical Activities
Frequent physical activities (required to perform the job): standing; swimming; sitting; walking; lifting; carrying; reaching (extending hands and arms in any direction); handling objects (grasping, turning or otherwise using hands or hand); repetitive hand motion; stationary desk or bench work with neck bent forward; pushing/pulling; kneeling (bending leg at knee and resting on knee); crouching (bending at knees); bending at waist; use of arm muscles over extended periods; use of leg muscles over extended periods
The employee must be able to lift/carry items from 0 – 50 pounds. Items lifted/carried include program and event supplies and aquatics equipment.