What you’ll do

Before the pool opens

- Check water clarity — you must be able to see the drain covers clearly from the deck
- Confirm all main drain covers are secured, the balance tank is covered and locked, and no deck tiles are loose or missing
- Check chlorine, pH and water temperature, and log them
- Confirm rescue tube, first-aid kit, spine board and emergency phone are present and working
- Count and position the rescue equipment before the first swimmer enters

While classes run

- Maintain active surveillance of your assigned zone to the 10/20 standard: scan your full zone every 10 seconds, be able to reach any swimmer within 20 seconds
- Stay on the stand or walking the deck — never seated with the swimmers behind you
- Watch the non-swimmers and the shallow end hardest. That is where incidents happen, not the deep end
- Enforce pool rules with children and parents:



no running, no diving in shallow water, no entry without a coach present
- Count heads at the start and end of every batch

What we’re looking for

Essential

- Robust swimmer
- Current First Aid and CPR certification, or willingness to complete ours within 30 days of joining
- Fluent Hindi or Marathi, with enough English to read a log sheet and write an incident report
- Comfortable speaking firmly to adults, including parents who disagree with you
- Able to work split shifts

Preferred

- Lifeguard certification from RLSS India, a recognised state swimming association, or equivalent

Pay: ₹11,000.00 - ₹18,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person

📌 Pool Lifeguard (Mumbai)
🏢 WAVELINE SPORTS
📍 Mumbai