What are the responsibilities and job description for the Water Fitness Instructor-2 position at City of Galveston, TX?
Water Fitness Instructor-2
Part Time
Parks and Recreation
Water and Wastewater Treatment
An island community rich in history and opportunity, Galveston is the ideal place to live, work and raise a family!
Job Description
Job Summary: Under direct supervision of the Aquatics Manager provides group fitness instruction, monitors, educates patrons on fitness and safety, and maintains a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for class participants. Must be at least 18 years of age. Must possess current Red Cross CPR certification or be willing to complete course. ASFA, ACE, AFPA or Equivalent Certification preferred, instructing experience required.
Minimal Qualifications:
Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age. Must pass background check and the urine drug screen. Ability to communicate effectively. Provide clear, and friendly instructions. Willingness to serve the community. Knowledgeable about fitness class being taught.
Required & Preferred Certifications, Licenses, and Trainings:
American Red Cross First Aid (Preferred) American Red Cross CPR/AED (Preferred) ASFA, ACE, AFPA or Equivalent Certification preferred, instructing experience required.
Work Schedule:
Hours are flexible. Class schedules will be chosen at hire date.
Essential Job Tasks:
Provide world-class fitness instruction.
Enforce facility rules.
Ensure the safety of all patrons by enforcing posted rules.
Assist with any shift reports and/or any documentation filing.
Report all issues regarding facility, schedule, and customer complaints to Aquatics Manager.
Comply with all Lasker Community Pool rules.
Comply with all City of Galveston Part-Time Employee rules.
Administer emergency medical care, first aid and CPR as required (if certified).
All other duties as assigned.
Compensation Range
DOQ
The City of Galveston is an equal opportunity employer and will consider only the qualifications of the applicants. The City does not tolerate any form of discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, or physical/mental disability in employment or provision services.
City of Galveston
Imagine yourself as an Islander living in an elegant Victorian home or on a shady, oak-lined street on the Island’s east end, or in a home overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Mexico on the west end. There is a variety of rental property to choose from throughout the Island, from Galveston has the amenities of a larger city, but with tight-knit small town friendliness.
Its ethnically diverse citizens have worked together to make their city better since the early days of its founding in 1836. When faced with adversity, Galvestonians unite to solve whatever obstacles may arise. Non-profit organizations and community groups offer a variety of volunteer opportunities regardless of your interests or desired area of service.
The Island has a multifaceted economic base with expanding job markets in tourism, the medical field, marine-related fields, as well as other areas. Education, banking, insurance and marine industries also are job fields that contribute to the strong, diverse economy. Island life is enhanced by the absence of drive-time traffic reports on the radio and heavy traffic delays. The major thoroughfares are rarely heavily congested, even during peak times. And it takes no more than 15-20 minutes to get anywhere you want to go on the Island.
All this time saved driving to work and running errands can be spent enjoying Island life.
