Lifeguard - Seasonal

Boerne, TX
Seasonal
Student (High School)
Job Title:
Lifeguard

Department:
Parks & Recreation

Location:
City of Boerne, Texas

Salary Range:
$18.69 Hourly/DOE (Seasonal May 23 - August 2, 2026)


Job Description:
Under the direction of the Pool Manager, the Pool Lifeguard enforces pool rules and regulations during recreational swim periods, and performs facility clean-up and maintenance at the Boerne City pool.  Monitors swimming activities within the municipal swimming pool to ensure the safety of the public.  Assists in the orderly operation and day-to-day activities, including enforcement of pool rules and regulations and reporting infractions to the pool management, awareness of hazardous conditions.  Corrective steps to maintain water quality, cleanliness, and safety of the pool; watches continuously for accidents within the pool complex and performs rescues, first aid, and lifesaving procedures to assist patrons in trouble.

Key Responsibilities:
  • Adheres to and enforces all the rules and regulations of the pool and reports infractions to the pool management.
  • Is always alert to any hazardous conditions that may develop and takes appropriate steps to correct the problems.
  • Assists the pool management in maintaining proper water quality, cleanliness, and safety of the pool, pool grounds, and bathhouses.
  • Watches continuously for accidents in the pool or pool area and performs rescues, first aid, and lifesaving procedures to assist patrons in trouble.
  • Works lifeguard locations and behind the entrance desk to sell admissions, take season pass orders, swim lesson fees, etc.
  • Serves as essential emergency personnel when required.
  • Regular and prompt attendance is an essential function of the position.
  • Performs other duties as assigned. 
Qualifications:
  • Education: Any combination of experience and training which provides the knowledge, skill, and ability to perform job duties. Previous lifeguard experience preferred.
  • Knowledge of: Water safety, pool hygiene.
  • Safety/Physical Requirements: Medium - Tasks involve bending, lifting, walking, carrying, and or using a force equal to lifting 50 lbs.
  • Certifications & Licenses Required: Current Red Cross Lifeguard Certificate or the equivalent thereof, or completion of training upon hire and prior to the opening of the City pool. Current American Red Cross First Aid Certificate and current Red Cross CPR Certificate.

Application Process:
  1. Submit resume, cover letter, and application form
  2. Initial phone/video screening interview.
  3. In-person interview with hiring manager and staff.
  4. Skills assessment (if applicable).
  5. Final interview and reference check.
  6. Job offer to the selected candidate.

Application Timeline:
The hiring process generally takes 2 to 4 weeks from application submission to offer. Join our team and help foster a community of learning and engagement in Boerne!

The City of Boerne is an equal-opportunity employer.
 
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