Girl Guides of Canada-Alberta

• Weekends (Friday evening to Sunday afternoon) from June to end of September when sites are reserved.
• July Summer Camp weeks (four weeks and/or weekends only).

Qualifications:

• Must hold a valid/current National Lifeguard Certification from the “Société de Sauvetage” (Lifesaving Society).
• A waterfront specialty is preferred.
• Current Std First Aid and CPR.
• Previous experience and references as a waterfront director and lifeguard.
• Must demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Safe Guide (GGC Risk Management) for water activities.

Responsibilities

• Ensure that campers for whom you are responsible are well supervised in a safe and healthy manner at all times.
• Prevention of emergency situations and, where this fails, the timely and effective resolution of emergencies.
• Reside at camp.
• Responsible for own transportation.
• Assist lifeguard and waterfront director.

• Weekends (Friday evening to Sunday afternoon) from June to end of September when sites are reserved.
• July Summer Camp weeks (four weeks and/or weekends only).

Qualifications:

• 16 years of age, Hold a current Bronze Cross and Emergency First Aid

Responsibilities

• Assist Lifeguard and Waterfront Director.
• Responsible for own transportation.

• Weekends (Friday evening to Sunday afternoon) from June to end of September when sites are reserved.
• July Summer Camp weeks (four weeks and/or weekends only).

Qualifications:

• Must hold a valid/current National Lifeguard Certification from the “Société de Sauvetage” (Lifesaving Society).
• A waterfront specialty is preferred.
• Current Std First Aid and CPR.
• Previous experience and references as a waterfront director and lifeguard.
• Must demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Safe Guide (GGC Risk Management) for water activities.

Responsibilities

• Supervision of all aquatic personnel and activities.
• Defining the roles and responsibilities of all aquatic personnel.
• Ensuring the waterfront equipment conforms to the Life Saving Society Waterfront Guidelines.
• Ensuring the emergency response plan is effective and the general safety of all waterfront activities.
• Full list of duties available upon request.
• Reside at Camp.
• Responsible for own transportation.

• Weekends (Friday evening to Sunday afternoon) from June to end of September when sites are reserved.
• July Summer Camp weeks (four weeks and/or weekends only).

Qualifications:

• Min 18 years of age at time of employment.
• Must hold a valid/current certification from the Fédération québécoise du canot et du kayak Flat Water Level 2
• Must demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of Safe Guide procedures for water activities

Responsibilities

• Ensure that campers for whom you are responsible are well supervised in a safe and healthy manner at all times.
• Defining the roles and responsibilities of all aquatic personnel.
• Prevention of emergency situations, and where this fails, the timely and effective resolution of emergencies.
• Ensuring the emergency response plan is effective and the general safety of all waterfront activities.
• Reside at Camp.
• Responsible for own transportation.