Pool Operator
Job Description
The Certified Pool Operator is responsible for the overall maintenance, cleanliness, and operation of three pools for our day camp.
Essential Functions:
Maintain water quality according to and above state standards including:
○ Required chemical checks three times per day and maintain chemical log
○ Addressing all water chemistry issues
○ Maintaining a vacuuming schedule for all bodies of water
○ Maintain pool chemicals in the event of pool closures and/or weather
emergencies
Maintain a safe and clean pool deck area
No hazardous materials or objects present
Keep deck organized and clear of debris
Maintain a washing schedule for all pool decks and deck furniture
Maintain a functional and organized pump room environment:
Filters are backwashed
Pump filter baskets are clear
Water flow is clear and within proper limits
Chlorine pumps are functional, lines are clean
Chemical Controllers are calibrated and functioning
Pump room is kept clear of debris
Materials are stocked, available and in their labeled area. Communicate when materials are low-stocked and in need of order
Work with Aquatics Director to consistently improve facility procedures and standards
Maintain an open line of communication with Aquatics Director, Camp Director, and Gibbons Pools in the event of pool closures, equipment malfunctions, equipment/material refills, etc.
Qualifications:
Qualified applicants will have a current Certified Pool Operators (CPO) license or equivalent
Must be able to lift, move, and handle chemicals responsibly
Must be a team player
Decision making and judgment focused on safety, prevention, and a high-quality camper experience.
Work Environment:
Work is mostly performed outdoors and in all weather conditions during the day or night. Work includes the use of or to be nearby large and loud operating equipment, overflow/drainage systems, and high-voltage electric systems.
The Certified Pool Operator is responsible for the overall maintenance, cleanliness, and operation of three pools for our day camp.
Essential Functions:
Maintain water quality according to and above state standards including:
○ Required chemical checks three times per day and maintain chemical log
○ Addressing all water chemistry issues
○ Maintaining a vacuuming schedule for all bodies of water
○ Maintain pool chemicals in the event of pool closures and/or weather
emergencies
Maintain a safe and clean pool deck area
No hazardous materials or objects present
Keep deck organized and clear of debris
Maintain a washing schedule for all pool decks and deck furniture
Maintain a functional and organized pump room environment:
Filters are backwashed
Pump filter baskets are clear
Water flow is clear and within proper limits
Chlorine pumps are functional, lines are clean
Chemical Controllers are calibrated and functioning
Pump room is kept clear of debris
Materials are stocked, available and in their labeled area. Communicate when materials are low-stocked and in need of order
Work with Aquatics Director to consistently improve facility procedures and standards
Maintain an open line of communication with Aquatics Director, Camp Director, and Gibbons Pools in the event of pool closures, equipment malfunctions, equipment/material refills, etc.
Qualifications:
Qualified applicants will have a current Certified Pool Operators (CPO) license or equivalent
Must be able to lift, move, and handle chemicals responsibly
Must be a team player
Decision making and judgment focused on safety, prevention, and a high-quality camper experience.
Work Environment:
Work is mostly performed outdoors and in all weather conditions during the day or night. Work includes the use of or to be nearby large and loud operating equipment, overflow/drainage systems, and high-voltage electric systems.
