Aquatics Supervisor

Introduction

            This standard procedure establishes and describes the essential function, authority, duties and responsibilities, job requirements, and performance criteria of the aquatic supervisor for Chula Vista Resort.

Functional Role

            The basic function of the aquatic supervisor is to monitor aquatic areas, ensuring guest safety through effective surveillance. The aquatic supervisor must be able to effectively supervise a large staff of slide attendants and lifeguards.

Reporting Relations

            Directly Reports To: Aquatic Manager

                Direct Report(s): Slide attendants and lifeguards

Responsibilities and Duties

            The primary responsibilities and duties of this position consist of, but are not limited to, the following:

• Willingness to take the most effective role deemed necessary by supervisors or managers.
• Maintaining the operational effectiveness of the aquatic department, while delivering superior quality and service at all times.
• Maintaining compliance with all legal requirements, codes, cleanliness and sanitation standards.
• Safeguarding the confidentiality of customer, company and employee information.
• Taking all opinions and suggestions under advisement before making decisions of major proportion while assuming full responsibility of the decisions themselves.
• Maintaining a cooperative working relationship with guests and the entire staff.
• Ensuring that all standards will be consistent with the goals and objectives already established by the resort as a whole.
• Handling difficult situations tactfully.
• Consistently showing the ability to recognize and deal with priorities.
• Meeting deadlines for time-sensitive activities.
• Completing all obligations; do what has been committed upon.
• Maintaining a well-groomed, professional appearance appropriate for the position and the situation.
• Creating the highest customer satisfaction possible by:
  • Ensuring you provide prompt, friendly, quality service
  • Using proper language to guests and subordinates, both in person and over the radios.
  • Having complete knowledge of the areas of your operation.

Having a clean, sanitary, organized work station.