Scottsdale hiring lifeguards now for this coming summer
With summer right around the corner, the city of Scottsdale is hiring paid lifeguards for summer 2023 during peak season from May 29 – Sept. 9, offering the opportunity for qualified individuals to embark on a rewarding summer job experience.
“We are thrilled to have many of our lifeguards returning from last year to join the team again this summer,” Kristen Clark, community services operations supervisor for city of Scottsdale Aquatics said in a press release. “But there are still open positions at Eldorado and Chaparral pools for this summer season. Not only are we offering higher pay rates this season, but there are also many opportunities for advancement within the program.”
Lifeguarding is a fun yet valuable job with many benefits from the city of Scottsdale, such as a $125 employee referral bonus, 100% of the StarGuard certification class reimbursed after 90 days of employment, learning money management, building self-confidence and a sense of responsibility, and practicing basic work skills including interview processes and establishing colleague relationships.
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Scottsdale hiring lifeguards now for this coming summer
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With summer right around the corner, the city of Scottsdale is hiring paid lifeguards for summer 2023 during peak season from May 29 – Sept. 9, offering the opportunity for qualified individuals to embark on a rewarding summer job experience.
“We are thrilled to have many of our lifeguards returning from last year to join the team again this summer,” Kristen Clark, community services operations supervisor for city of Scottsdale Aquatics said in a press release. “But there are still open positions at Eldorado and Chaparral pools for this summer season. Not only are we offering higher pay rates this season, but there are also many opportunities for advancement within the program.”
Lifeguarding is a fun yet valuable job with many benefits from the city of Scottsdale, such as a $125 employee referral bonus, 100% of the StarGuard certification class reimbursed after 90 days of employment, learning money management, building self-confidence and a sense of responsibility, and practicing basic work skills including interview processes and establishing colleague relationships.
“Lifeguarding is not only a fun summer job, but it also teaches you skills through training and experience on-site,” Clark said in a press release. “As a trusted lifeguard, you get to be a part of a close-knit team where everyone can stay fit and helps the community stay safe.”
How to Get Started:
Sign up for a lifeguard or swim instructor class to become certified. Certifications are given through StarGuard Elite and Starfish Aquatics Institute, taught at a Scottsdale Pool. Upcoming dates are:
a. March 13 – 16 at McDowell Mountain Ranch Aquatic Center
b. March 13 – 16 at Eldorado Aquatic Center
c. March 20 – 26 at Eldorado Aquatic Center
d. March 20 – 26 at McDowell Mountain Rach Aquatic Center
Fill out an application for the City of Scottsdale.
Take a skills assessment with the City to get formally evaluated on rescue and CPR scenarios along with an oral interview. Upcoming dates are:
a. March 18 at Eldorado Aquatic Center
b. April 1 at McDowell Mountain Rach Aquatic Center
Pay Rates:
May 29 – Sept. 9, Peak Season Base Pay
• Lifeguard/Instructor: $16.00 / hour
• Head Lifeguard: $17.50 / hour
• Assistant Pool Manager: $19.00 / hour
Now - June 3 and Sept. 10 – Onward Base Pay
• Lifeguard/Swim Instructor: $14.62 / hour
• Head Lifeguard: $16.12 / hour
• Assistant Pool Manager: $17.78 / hour
For more information, you may email aquatics@scottsdaleaz.gov or call at (480) 312-6677.
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