Lifeguard Open Day - Brio Northgate

Do you have a current National Pool Lifeguard Qualification? Newly qualified or interested in becoming a Lifeguard and looking for full supported funding? The main duties of a Leisure Attendant will include pool supervision, the safe set up of sports equipment, dealing with customers, cleaning and housekeeping and general control of facilities and activities to a high level of customer satisfaction.

If you don't have a current NPLQ then the intention is to train individuals with a recognised Pool Lifeguard qualification as a minimum; therefore, the following level of swim ability is required and will be assessed on the day as part of recruitment process. Applicants must:

• Be able to swim 100 metres on your front; to swim 100 metres on your back; to swim 50 metres in 1 minute and be able to surface dive and recover an object from the deepest part of the pool.
Please bring with you on the day, your CV and a form of ID which can be your Driving Licence, Passport or Birth Certificate. Please bring a towel and swim wear for the swim assessment. So, if you have a passion for swimming and want to develop a career in the leisure industry, we want to meet with you. Register your interest in attending this event or to find out more here: Lifeguard Open Day (Fully Funded) - Fill out form

We have number of casual, full- and part-time contracted hours available which will include day, evening and weekend work. COMPANY BENEFITS If you are successfully appointed and depending on your contract, we offer in return excellent company benefits including training and development, favourable holiday and pension package, shopping discounts plus free use of Brio Leisure facilities and free onsite parking.