Lifeguard - All Inclusive Hotel
The Palace Company is a leading hotel group in Mexico with an international presence, recognized for offering luxury experiences through brands such as Palace Resorts, Moon Palace Resorts, Le Blanc Spa Resorts, and Baglioni Hotels & Resorts. With more than 14,000 collaborators, we distinguish ourselves through our exceptional service, constant innovation, and commitment to the development of our talent. If you wish to be part of a solid company, with growth opportunities and a collaborative work environment, we invite you to apply and join us as LIFEGUARDS.
Objective: To prevent accidents in the sea, beach, and pool areas by acting in a timely manner to perform rescues.
Requirements:
- Adequately perform the beach opening, transporting the necessary equipment for rescues to the lifeguard tower, as well as the first aid kit, in order to guarantee accident prevention and proper rescues.
- Ensure prevention on the beach, performing general inspections of designated areas, alerting swimmers with whistle codes in order to control and prevent accidents in the sea.
- Supervise that the facilities, regulations, and flags are in good condition, reporting any damage to the Security Department Supervision.
- Adequately maintain the established presentation standards, wearing the uniform and rescue equipment correctly in order to guarantee quality service.
- Execute, if necessary, rescues and salvages in a timely and proper manner based on already established procedures, applying specific techniques with the necessary equipment and taking the necessary precautions in order to avoid major accidents.
Benefits:
- Social Security
- Uniforms
- Savings fund
- Grocery vouchers
Be part of the Palace resorts family; if you qualify, remember to apply through this medium by sending your updated CV.
-Requirements-
- Minimum education: Secondary education
- 1 year of experience
- Languages: English
- Age: between 20 and 45 years
- Knowledge: Commitment, Teamwork, Prevention, First aid, Rescue, Customer service