Seasonal Pool Manager — Central Park MCA
Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age
Reports to: Aquatics Director
Compensation: $21.00–$23.00/hr
Position Summary:
Under the direction of the Aquatics Director, the Pool Manager oversees pool operations, enforces policies, supervises staff, manages programs, and ensures safety, cleanliness, and proper chemical maintenance across all Central Park pool locations. This role requires evenings, weekends, holidays, and travel between locations.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Schedule aquatic staff based on pool usage and manage guard rotations for safety
Manage daily registration, admissions, and cash handling procedures
Ensure facility cleanliness, safety, and proper pool system operations (circulation, filtration, temperature)
Oversee daily maintenance tasks including vacuuming, chemical testing, and reporting
Collaborate with Aquatics Director and Facilities Manager on mechanical operations
Maintain professionalism and confidentiality while modeling strong communication
Train, coach, and motivate aquatic staff to support teamwork and performance
Coordinate the Progressive Swim Program, including marketing, staffing, evaluations, and communication
Prepare lesson plans and oversee instructor assignments and performance
Conduct skill audits, guard observations, and in-service training
Spend most of the shift on the pool deck supervising staff and swimmers
Ensure all staff understand and can execute emergency action plans (EAP)
Oversee rescue readiness, first aid response, and incident reporting
Follow up on all incidents and implement safety improvements as needed
Skills and Educational Requirements:
High school diploma or G.E.D. required
Minimum two years of lifeguard experience at a public pool
Experience managing a large swim lesson program (preferred)
Knowledge of lifeguarding techniques and drowning rescue procedures
Knowledge of first aid procedures used in pool operations
Ability to act quickly and calmly in emergency situations with sound judgment
Sufficient physical strength and conditioning to rescue swimmers
Ability to enforce pool safety rules firmly and courteously
Ability to demonstrate CPR and rescue breathing skills within certification standards
Ability to work courteously with staff and the public while supporting safety and teamwork
Certifications:
CPR certification and Lifeguard Training certification are required
About the Organization:
Master Community Association (MCA) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit community development organization focused on building a strong sense of community within Central Park by:
Investing in community assets
Efficiently operating community facilities
Providing comprehensive programming
