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University of New Mexico

Lifeguard (UNMTemps)

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UNMTemps, the University of New Mexico's internal temporary staffing department, seeks a temporary Lifeguard to join the Recreational Services Department . You have been requested by name for this temporary assignment. Since this is not a competitive placement, this position is not eligible for the temp-to-regular program through UNMTemps. Lifeguards must maintain patron surveillance of the facility while enforcing rules and regulations effectively as directed by the University and State of New Mexico Environment Department. Must be able to: spot dangers and potential hazards to prevent serious injury or accident; control and report unruly behavior; maintain accurate detailed documentation of headcount, first aid practices and others; perform cleaning duties. Must act immediately and appropriately to secure safety of patrons in the event of an emergency. Must provide emergency care and treatment as a team as set by American Red Cross standards and procedures. Exceeding the Red Cross standards, UNM lifeguards must be able to swim 500 yards in 10 minutes or less, swim with a 10-pound brick for 25 yards, and retrieve a 10-pound brick from 14 feet depth and tread with it on the surface for one minute. Assignment Details : Days Hours: to be arranged Anticipated Start Date: as soon as possible, pending required pre-employment screening Projected End Date: one year from date of hire Parking Arrangements: Responsibility of the selected employee UNMTemps provides staffing solutions to UNM departments requesting temporary employees as positions become available due to a vacancy, when regular employees are absent, for peak work periods, and for special events. As such, UNMTemps assignments/positions may end with little or no advance notice.

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