Pool Manager Jobs Chicago Illinois

Chicagoland Pool Management has several Pool Manager Summer jobs in the Chicago area.  This job is an exciting summer job for college students because it allows you to work outside in a fun environment. 

Chicagoland Pool Management is affiliated with The Pool Management Group (PMG), one of the biggest employers of sports jobs and aquatic careers in America.  PMG currently operates over seven hundred pools nationwide and has three million hours of pool management experience.

We have Pool Managers jobs available in several locations in and around Chicago, including DuPage County, Cook County, DeKalb County, Kane County, Lake County, Will County, Naperville, Carol Stream, Schaumburg, Romeoville, Mount Prospect, Arlington Heights, Aurora, Buffalo Grove, Downers Grove, Roselle, Palantine and Des Plaines.

Pool Manager Job Description

A Pool Manager position is a great summer job for college students and exprienced high-school students. Most Pool Managers have some prior experience as a Lifeguard and are looking for a more challenging position, with more responsibility. 

The Pool Manager reports directly to the Swimming Pool Supervisor and is responsible for all activities at that the swimming pool, including staffing and scheduling. He or she must be lively, motivated, with strong communication, organizational, and leadership skills. At times, the Pool Manager will take the Lifeguard stand and must therefore be Certified Red Cross Lifeguard, and Certified CPR/First Aid.

The Pool Manager oversees the safe and proper operation of the entire swimming pool, including;

• Supervise all assigned pool staff

• Maintain lifeguard schedules

• Coordinate pool parties

• Maintain correct chemical levels

• Keep appropriate swimming pool records

• Ensure that all pool equipment is operating properly

• Oversee cleaning and general swimming pool maintenance

• Manage customer relations with swimming pool patrons

A key part of any Pool Manager and lifeguard’s mission is the prevention of accidents. Therefore, one of the most useful measures of the effectiveness of a lifeguard force is not the number of rescues, or the skill with which they are executed, but the absence or reduction of drownings, accidents, and other medical emergencies. While the ability to save lives is of paramount importance to lifeguarding, the ability to prevent life-threatening situations is equally as important. We are proud to promote the use of the 5 minute scanning strategy as developed by Tom Griffiths, Ed. D.

Pool Manager Training

In addition to the required certifications we assure that each Pool Manager is provide the training necessary to perform the Pool Manager job to the highest standard required by the company.

If you are looking for an exciting summer job in Chicago, possess strong leadership and communication skills and enjoy working around swimming pools with a winning team, we are looking for you. Apply online now.