JOB REQUIREMENTS: The City of Onalaska is seeking to hire HeadLifeguards. An employee in this position works under the supervision ofthe Aquatics Center Specialist. Employees working in this classificationare responsible for the supervision, health and safety of all personsduring the hours that the pool in use. This position is a limited term,seasonal position that must not exceed 600/1200 hours. Scheduled hoursmay vary, but will include mornings, afternoons, evenings, week-ends,and holidays. Essential Job Functions: Supervises the Aquatic Center inthe absence of the Aquatic Center Specialist. Assists Aquatic CenterSpecialist in completing reports and related paperwork as requested bythe Parks and Recreation Director. Manages staff rotation and breaks.Supervises Lifeguards and assigns responsibilities. Reports staff issuesto the Aquatic Center Specialist. Will be aware, and trained on,facility emergency action plans. Maintains the chemical and filtrationequipment under the direction of the Aquatic Center Specialist. Monitorwater clarity and report to Aquatic Center Specialist. Enforces AquaticCenter rules and regulations. Responsible for disciplinary actions.Reports daily or as directed to Aquatic Center Specialist on the statusof Aquatic Center operations, including supplies, equipment, and staff.Directs the cleanup of the Aquatic Center when needed during operationalhours. Handles citizen requests, questions, and complaints. Takes actionor forward to Aquatic Center Specialist as appropriate. Supervises thecollection, accounting, and deposit of all monies received at theAquatic Center. Develops and conducts weekly in-service training withstaff. Plans and leads staff training including CPR, first aid, swimmingskills, and emergency action plans. Plans, organizes, and conducts swimlessons through the effective use of program materials; evaluates theprogress and performance of student\'s swimming abilities; maintainsrecords of attendance and level of competency of students; supervisesstudents. Plans, organizes, and leads practice sessions; supervisesparticipants during practices, meets, and during other specified times;assesses and evaluates swimmer\'s skills and techniques to enhanceswimmer\'s abilities; develops and implements appropriate levels oftraining; evaluates and makes recommendations to improve the program.Communicates concerns and issues with appropriate parties. Maintains anacceptable appearance of both uniform and personal hygiene at all times.Contributes to a cooperative working effort by demonstrating awillingness to perform other job-related work or special projects asneeded or requested. Physical Requirements: The work environmentcharacteristics described herein are representative of those an employeeencounters while performing the essential functions of this job. JobRequirements: High school diploma or equivalent required. Previouscoaching/teaching experience and/or knowledge of competitive swimming,skills and techniques preferred. Previous experience teaching, training,or working with children preferred. Previous supervisory experience atan aquatic facility preferred. Current certifications required orability to obtain upon hire as follows: American Red Cross LifeguardTraining, Basic Lifeguarding, or YMCA Lifeguarding, or National Pool andWaterpark Lifeguarding (NPWLT) Program Certificate, or other lifeguardcertification approved by the Wisconsin Department of Health and SocialServices. American Red Cross First Aid or other approved first aidcertification American Red Cross or American Heart Association.Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for adults, children and infants orother approved certification. Compensation: Wage range for thisseasonal, limited-term position is \$13.00 to \$16.00 per hour dependingon qualifications. Flexible scheduling available. There are no benefitsassociated with limited- erm ***** APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: ApplyOnline: www.cityofonalaska.com