Surveillance and Monitoring:

• Maintain continuous visual surveillance of the pool area to promptly identify any signs of distress or unsafe behavior among swimmers.
• Monitor water conditions, including temperature, clarity, and depth, to ensure optimal safety and comfort for patrons.

Enforcement of Safety Rules:

• Enforce facility rules and regulations, such as age restrictions, diving policies, and proper use of flotation devices.
• Educate patrons about pool safety guidelines, including no running, diving in designated areas, and refraining from rough play.
• Communicate safety instructions and emergency procedures to swimmers and other facility users.

Emergency Response:

• Respond immediately to emergencies, such as drowning, injury, or medical incidents, with appropriate rescue techniques and first aid interventions.
• Perform water rescues using proper rescue equipment and techniques, and administer CPR or first aid as necessary.

Communication and Customer Service:

• Provide courteous and professional assistance to patrons, answering questions, offering guidance, and addressing concerns.
• Communicate effectively with swimmers and other facility users, providing information about pool amenities, schedules, and safety protocols.

Qualifications:

• Possession of a current lifeguard certification from a recognized organization, demonstrating proficiency in water rescue techniques, CPR, and first aid.
• Excellent swimming abilities, including proficiency in various strokes, diving, and treading water for extended periods.
• Good physical condition and stamina to perform duties effectively, including prolonged periods of standing, swimming, and performing rescues.
• Keen attention to detail and strong observational skills to monitor swimmers and quickly identify signs of distress or unsafe behavior.

Overall, pool guards play a critical role in maintaining a safe and enjoyable aquatic environment, ensuring the well-being of patrons and preventing accidents or injuries.