Waterfront Director (Paid) & Lifeguard (Paid)
Head Lifegaurd
Risk Assessment: HIGH
Qualifications:
Be at least 19 years of age
Hold valid certification for first aid and for CPR
Hold valid National Life Guarding Service (NLS) ticket and have life guarding experience
Small water craft experience, ability to teach or assist in the teaching of canoeing skills.
Duties:
Participate in required training components and courses as required by the Camp Grafton Society
Participate in camp preparation (two weeks prior to start of summer program)
Participate in program planning prior to camp opening.
Document events, and prepare reports during and after camp season
Supervise all waterfront activity
Obtain information from camper’s registration form regarding camper’s swimming ability or any related health problems which may affect the camper’s safety.
Develop, implement, evaluate and be responsible for all aspects of waterfront health and safety, in cooperation with other staff.
Educate the campers, Volunteer Leaders, Volunteer Staff, and Summer Staff as to the Waterfront Policies and Procedures, especially those regarding safety, and enforcement thereof.
Ensure the safety and maintenance of all waterfront facilities and equipment.
Assess the swimming ability of campers, Volunteer Leaders, Volunteer Staff, and Summer Staff on the first day of each camp session and enforce restrictions on the basis of the assessments.
Work with other staff as a team and ensure that Emergency Procedures are regularly reviewed and tested.
Actively participate as a member of the Program Staff team in other aspects of camp when the waterfront is closed.
Model enthusiastic, mature leadership to campers and volunteers.
Be sensitive to and strive toward fulfilling the objectives and Mission of Camp Grafton.
Wage: $136/day
Lifeguard
Risk Assessment: HIGH
Qualifications:
Be at least 17 years of age
Hold valid certification for first aid and for CPR
Hold valid National Life Guarding Service (NLS) ticket and have life guarding experience
Small craft experience, ability to teach or assist in the teaching of canoeing skills.
Duties:
Reports directly to Waterfront Director
Participate in required training components and courses as required by the Camp Grafton Society
Participate in camp preparation (two weeks prior to start of summer program)
Participate in program planning prior to camp opening.
Document events, and prepare reports during and after camp season
Supervise all waterfront activity
Obtain information from camper’s registration form regarding camper’s swimming ability or any related health problems which may affect the camper’s safety.
Develop, implement, evaluate and be responsible for all aspects of waterfront health and safety, in cooperation with other staff.
Educate the campers, Volunteer Leaders, Volunteer Staff, and Summer Staff as to the Waterfront Policies and Procedures, especially those regarding safety, and enforcement thereof.
Ensure the safety and maintenance of all waterfront facilities and equipment.
Assess the swimming ability of campers, Volunteer Leaders, Volunteer Staff, and Summer Staff on the first day of each camp session and enforce restrictions on the basis of the assessments.
Work with other staff as a team and ensure that Emergency Procedures are regularly reviewed and tested.
Actively participate as a member of the Program Staff team in other aspects of camp when the waterfront is closed.
Model enthusiastic, mature leadership to campers and volunteers.
Be sensitive to and strive toward fulfilling the objectives and Mission of Camp Grafton. Mission of Camp Grafton.
Wage: $136/day