Wage Rate : Up to $26.00 per hour
Hours of Work :
- Up to 40 hours per week – Dependent on program needs
- Schedules / Dates are subject to change
Employment Type : Casual
Position Duration : 5 months
About Us
Located 20 minutes from Winnipeg, Selkirk is a vibrant small city with a hometown feel. Our close‑knit community loves to celebrate, learn and explore in the company of good neighbours. All through the year, there are many opportunities to enjoy local talent, learn about our past and seek out new interests.
The Opportunity
The City of Selkirk is currently in search of a Pool Supervisor to join our team. Under the direction of the Program Coordinator, the Pool Supervisor is responsible for the day‑to‑day provision of an acceptable level of public safety for pool patrons; staff supervision and management; implementation of the Red Cross Swim Program; and facility upkeep.
Job Duties
1 - Aquatic Operations
Ensure the enforcement of rules and regulations of the pool.Responsible for the delivery of instructional programs and special events at the facility.Provide excellent customer service to patrons at the pool.Assign, supervise and assist in pool maintenance and cleanliness of the pool and surrounding area including skimming, sweeping, vacuuming and picking of garbage.Ensure pool acts and regulations are being followed.Perform guarding and instructing duties as required.Oversee group bookings and rentals.Create and implement guarding rotations and coverage for the pool at all times.Report, record and advise the Program Coordinator of any and all problems or concerns of staff or public.Coach and mentor support staff in accordance with Aquatic Services policies, procedures, and practices.Ensure high standards of safety supervision.Monitor staff and public to ensure that all regulations are upheld at all times.Report deficiencies in a timely manner.Responsible for making decisions that impact public safety including, when and if to close a swim due to safety related issues.Maintain effective public relations employing tactful, polite and helpful demeanor.Educate the public with respect to the content of programs offered by the City of Selkirk.2 - Administration
Oversee the selection and assignment of all pool personnel.Assist in the planning and organizing of swim programs and scheduling of activities for pool use.Assist in scheduling of aquatic staff.Develop and conduct in‑service training programs for the staff assigned to the pool.Responsible for overseeing and balancing the daily deposit from Pool entry fees.Ensure the upkeep of all records of attendance, accident reports, First Aid treatments, maintenance, and any other requirements set out in Provincial Legislation and in the City of Selkirk Park Pool Policy & Procedure Manual.Process swim lesson registrations.Create lesson class lists.Review and process lesson report cards.Prepare and maintain a bi‑weekly rotation, scheduling and payroll records of staff.Maintain and update standard operating and emergency procedures.Ensure the maintenance and review of the Selkirk Park Pool Policy & Procedure Manual.Evaluate performance of staff members.Provide a final report of the Pool Season.3 - Perform other related duties as may be assigned.Qualifications / Minimum Requirements
17 years of age, or olderValid CPR‑C Level or higher, in accordance with the standards set by the International Liaison Committee of ResuscitationValid First Aid Certification from one of the following :
St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid CertificateRed Cross Standard First Aid CertificateLifesaving Society Aquatic Emergency Care CertificateLifesaving Society Standard First Aid CertificateCriti Care Inc. Standard First Aid CertificateSafety Services Manitoba Standard First Aid CertificateHeartbeat Inc. Manitoba Standard First Aid CertificateCurrent Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard Service AwardValid Swim for Life Instructor CertificationLifesaving Instructor Certification considered an asset3 (three) years of experience in lifeguardingClear Current Child Abuse Registry CheckClear Current Criminal Record CheckMust be physically able to perform all the laboring aspects or other duties associated with the positionComments
This is a Casual Non‑Union position ranging from April to September 2026, working various hours up to 40 hours a week based on a flexible schedule.
This position requires the individual to work outdoors and in an outdoor pool environment.
Due to the nature of the position, irregular working hours are required, including evening and weekend shifts, as the facility operates 7 days a week. This position will be required to work on Canada Day, August and September long weekends.
This position is excluded from the Collective Agreement and is open to all applicants. Applications will be accepted until February 20, 2026, at 4 : 00 p.m.
The City of Selkirk is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing an inclusive work environment. Applicants who require accommodation during the hiring process are encouraged to contact the City’s Human Resources Division.
Thank you to all who apply, however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
NOTE : Employees will be required to adhere to the City’s Vaccination Policy.
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