HomeRecreationRec. Dept. seeks summer Lifeguards, Pool Attendant, and Pool Maintenance Staff

Rec. Dept. seeks summer Lifeguards, Pool Attendant, and Pool Maintenance Staff

Published on

The Recreation & Arena Department is seeking energetic, responsible individuals to fill the roles of Lifeguard, Pool Attendant, and Pool Maintenance Staff for the summer of 2022.  

According to Marketing Program Coordinator, Nicole Lee, this is “a great opportunity to make money while spending time in the sun and making a positive impact on your community!” 

Positions are available from late June through August. Lifeguards can work up to 40 hours/week, and starting pay is $13/hour. Pool Attendant and Maintenance staff can work up to 20 hours/week, and starting pay is $11/hour.  
 
Applicants must be at least 16 years of age. The City will consider hiring responsible 15-year-olds. Requirements include certification in CPR and First Aid, or the ability to take an internal Rochester Recreation certification course.

Rochester Recreation provides free lifeguard certification training for eligible candidates. Candidates who recently obtained their lifeguard certification may qualify for a $400 training reimbursement at the end of a successful summer of employment. Pre-employment testing includes criminal record checks and drug screening. 

Click here to apply online. For general inquiries, contact the Recreation Department at (603) 332-4120

Latest Posts

NH Fish and Game: Free Fishing Day in New Hampshire Is January 17, 2026

If you’ve ever wanted to try ice fishing, why not take advantage of New...

Governor Ayotte Highlights Importance of Pet Adoption with Local Rescues, New Hampshire One of Four No-Kill States in the Nation

Recently, Governor Kelly Ayotte joined Best Friends Animal Society to celebrate New Hampshire’s status...

National Gypsum Donates $27,500 to Support Creteau Technology Center Programs

The R.W. Creteau Technology Center is pleased to announce that National Gypsum’s Gold Bond...

NH Fish and Game: Refrain from Feeding Deer

As winter brings more snow across the Granite State, deer have changed their activity...

More like this

Governor Ayotte Highlights Importance of Pet Adoption with Local Rescues, New Hampshire One of Four No-Kill States in the Nation

Recently, Governor Kelly Ayotte joined Best Friends Animal Society to celebrate New Hampshire’s status...

National Gypsum Donates $27,500 to Support Creteau Technology Center Programs

The R.W. Creteau Technology Center is pleased to announce that National Gypsum’s Gold Bond...

NH Fish and Game: Refrain from Feeding Deer

As winter brings more snow across the Granite State, deer have changed their activity...