The American Pool family of companies is a career for over 250 dedicated individuals. We are a company with deeply held values of customer service and a strong belief that our most important asset is our people. Given the consistent yearly growth of our organization, new positions and opportunities for advancement always arise, and we look to our best people to fill these opportunities. As an American Pool full time employee, you will enjoy our year-round benefits that include Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, 401k Plan, Paid Holidays, generous amounts of accrued vacation time and an array of supplemental benefits, not to mention the opportunity to potentially be your own boss and open up your own American Pool office. Start your career at American Pool today.

Lifeguard

A Lifeguard’s primary responsibility is to ensure injury prevention by enforcing all rules and regulations of the pool and surrounding area as outlined in this manual in addition to any site specific policies. In addition to rule enforcement a Lifeguard is also responsible for chemical maintenance, record-keeping, and should inspect the facility on a daily basis and report and unsafe conditions or equipment to the office.

Lifeguards should be a minimum of 15 years old. Should be certified in current American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, CPR/FPR, First Aid or equivalent.

Pool Manager (Lifeguard Level Position)

In addition to the duties of a Lifeguard a Pool Manager is responsible for supervision of entire pool staff, staff scheduling and confirmation, chemical maintenance and record-keeping.

Gate Guard (Lifeguard Level Position)

A Gate Guard’s primary responsibility is to check all pool passes and have every patron to the pool sign in for the day. A Gate Guard is not a Lifeguard and therefore no pool patrons may be in the pool area unless the Lifeguard is present. In addition to verifying that all patrons have a pool pass and sing in the Gate Guard is also responsible for enforcing all rules and regulations of the pool and surrounding area as outlined in this manual in addition to any site specific policies.

Area Supervisor

Area Supervisors oversee 9 to 12 pool facilities within a specific geographical area. This includes, but is not limited to, ensuring all pools are run effectively and stay within the health department’s regulations at all times, staffing and scheduling pools in their area.

Recruiting and Staffing Manager (“Staffer”)

The Recruiting and Staffing Manager oversees all hiring, training and scheduling of Lifeguard staff. This includes, but is not limited to, interviews, employee reviews,

Administration (“Admin”)

The Administration role is very important to the organization and serve a variety of office related functions.

Route Technician

The Route Technician is responsible for all the maintenance of the facilities in their area. This includes, but is not limited to, ensuring all pools are run effectively and stay within the health department’s regulations at all times.

Construction Assistant

The Construction Assistant is similar to an apprentice program where they are team up with a seasoned foreman on construction related jobs.

Regional Manager and Assistant Regional Manager

The Regional Manager is in control of all facilities in their area. This includes, but is not limited to, ensuring all pools are run effectively and stay within the health department’s regulations at all times. Regional Managers also directly oversee the area supervisors, lifeguards, and facility repairs.

Foreman

The industrial Construction Trades General Foreman provides leadership and is responsible for, although not limited too: scheduling, workface planning, coordinating, supervising, assisting in cost control and ensuring the safety, consistent and fair application of all Labor Relations policies and procedures, proper apprentice training and productivity of crews at the workface who install/assemble components of industrial products and structures. As a key participant in the relationship with the contractor, other contractors, company and client, the general foreman is generally the second management level and has a further role as a coordinating manager and client interface.

Lead Admin

The Lead Administrator (“Office Manager”) supports company operations by maintaining office systems and supervising staff. Maintains office services by organizing office operations and procedures; preparing payroll; controlling correspondence; designing filing systems; reviewing and approving supply requisitions; assigning and monitoring clerical functions. Keeps management informed by reviewing and analyzing special reports; summarizing information; identifying trends. Maintains office staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, and training employees. Maintains office staff job results by coaching, counseling, and disciplining employees; planning, monitoring, and appraising job results.

Driver

The Driver is responsible for the complete operations and results of a branch. We follow a “Partnership Model” whereby Drivers are compensated based on salary, bonus and equity.

Regional Executive Vice President

The Regional Executive Vice President is responsible for the operations and results of several branches. We follow a “Partnership Model” whereby Executive Vice Presidents are compensated based on salary, bonus and equity.

Executive

An Executive of the organization is responsible for the overall operations and results of the business and follow a “Partnership Model” whereby Executives are compensated based on salary, bonus and equity.