Aquatic Technician

Description

Department: Silver Rapids Waterpark

Job Title: Aquatic Technician

Work Days/

Hours:

Varied, Part-time or full time

Classification: Non-exempt Hourly

Job Description:

Safely operate and maintain the aquatic attractions, water systems, and air handling equipment within the local health codes, and Silver Rapids safety standards ensuring public safety. The overriding and most important function of each employee is to either directly (by interaction) or indirectly (by providing the key support role to a guest experience) strive to provide the finest in friendly service and quality product.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• To thoroughly understand the swimming pool codes enforced by the Panhandle Health Department and the Model Aquatic Health Code.
• To maintain the water to meet all water quality standards.
• To maintain the air and water temperature so it is comfortable and safe for the guests.
• To regularly test pool water and make any necessary adjustments in chemistry to meet the standards.
• To maintain the filtration/circulation, and HVAC air exchange systems, including regular backwashing of the filter media and cleaning of the hair strainers and skimmer baskets.
• To inform the manager when supplies and chemicals are needed.
• Inspects, monitors, maintains, and services swimming pool pumps, plumbing, motors, electrical systems, chemical feeders, chemical controllers, filtration systems, water chemistry, pool surfaces, and related equipment to ensure proper operation of all swimming pools at all times.
• Performs routine and preventive maintenance of all equipment and facilities. Prepares and processes reports, maintains records, and makes recommendations for all procedures and operations.
• Performs other maintenance-related duties as required.
• Able to proactively identify tasks that need to be done, and prioritized effectively.
• Other duties as assigned by Manager

Requirements

Pre-Employment Requirements: Reference check, criminal background check, drug test.

Education and/or

Experience:

• High school diploma or G.E.D. and preferably one year of chemistry, public safety, or maintenance experience including responsibility for cleaning and maintaining a pool facility.
• Must be at least 18 years of age.

Technical

Skills:

• Regular exposure to dust, noise, inclement weather, temperature extremes, pool chemicals and unpleasant odors.
• Fast paced with lots of walking. Work sometimes involves climbing ladders, work in confined spaces; continuous bending and stooping; requires moderate muscular exertion and lifting up to 50 pounds.
• Safely handle hazardous chemicals on a regular basis; work around electricity.
• Performs underwater repairs, including mechanical, lighting, plaster and tile.
• Visual and muscular dexterity to perform mechanical repairs, operate equipment and two-way radio.
• Knowledgeable about plumbing, hydraulics, electrical, mechanical, and chemical applications

Performance

Skills:

• Must have excellent technical, diagnostic and troubleshooting skills.
• Detail orientated, and organized.
• Self motivated Team player, with good communication skills

Certifications, Licenses, Registrations:

• CPO or AFO certificate is preferred.
• Recommend Certification in OSHA, First Aid, CPR and Ellis & Associates Lifeguard Training.
• Medical clearance consistent with OSHA (f)(2)