Pool Attendant
Your tasks
The Pool Attendant is responsible for ensuring the swimming pool water is clean, safe, properly treated and maintained according to health and safety standards.
- Test pool water at least 2–3 times daily for chlorine, pH, alkalinity, and calcium hardness levels.
- Adjust and treat water by adding appropriate chemicals in the correct quantities.
- Ensure chlorine levels remain within recommended health standards.
- Monitor and operate filtration, circulation, and pumping systems.
- Backwash filters and clean strainers as per schedule.
- Maintain safe storage and handling of pool chemicals.
- Keep accurate records of daily water test results and chemical usage.
- Immediately report abnormal water conditions or contamination.
- Skim debris from the pool surface daily.
- Vacuum and brush pool walls and floor regularly.
- Ensure the pool deck and surrounding areas are clean and dry.
- Inspect drainage systems and ensure proper water flow.
- Monitor swimmers to ensure compliance with pool safety rules.
- Prevent unsafe conduct around the pool.
- Respond promptly to emergencies.
- Ensure lifesaving and rescue equipment is accessible and functional.
- Conduct daily inspection of pumps, filters, and chemical dosing systems.
- Identify and report equipment malfunctions immediately.
- Ensure all pool signage and safety instructions are clearly displayed.
- Maintain daily pool maintenance and water treatment logs.
- Record incidents, maintenance issues, and corrective actions taken.
- Ensure compliance with local public health and safety regulations.
Requirements
Minimum Requirements
- Minimum O-Level certificate (or equivalent).
- Certification in Pool Water Treatment / Pool Plant Operations (added advantage).
- Basic swimming ability.
- First Aid & CPR certification preferred.
- Knowledge of safe chemical handling procedures.
- Physically fit and able to work outdoors.