Employer
Position:
Pool lifeguard
Hourly wage:
$14.5 - $16/hour
Housing:
Employer provides
State:
Virginia (VA)
City:
Northern Virginia, D.C. Metropolitan area
Start Date:
early and mid May, late May, early June, mid June, late June
End Date:
early September, mid September
English level:
Beginner
Gender:
Both
Hiring via:
Skype Interview
We are a small pool management company based and operating in Virginia. Our pools vary from small to very large community pools. We encourage and support our employees, many of whom return year after year to work for us.
We have pools in the following areas: Alexandria, Fairfax, Springfield, Ashburn and Haymarket.
$16 for returning with early arrival
$15 for returning late arrivals (unless they made that this summer, then $15.50)
$15 for early arrival with $200 bonus (before opening = May 24)
$14.50 for first timers with arrival after opening
Overtime: yes, lifeguard overtime wage is 1.5x base wage
Working days/hours: 5-6/week, around 40-45 hours/week
Expenses: $200/week + $200 refundable deposit (if apartment is left in good condition). Estimated cost of housing per season $2,800.
Rent is deducted from paycheck, all utilities are included except Internet ($15 per month).
Apartments are fully furnished – beds, bedding (pillow, sheets), table and chairs, silverware, pots, plates, etc., shower curtain, cleaning supplies, toaster, living room furniture, lamps. 3-9 people share the unit, approx. 3 tenants per room, 2-3 bedrooms per unit.
We have pools in the following areas: Alexandria, Fairfax, Springfield, Ashburn and Haymarket.
How to get to work? Walk, public transportation, bike or car.
Apartments are located within 8 miles to job site. You will commute for 15-30 minutes by bike to the pool you will operate. Should the pool be further, you will be provided a car.
You can purchase your own bike for the season (e.g. in Walmart) or rent it from the employer (bike or transportation for the season costs approx. $125).
How to get there? ✈ We strongly recommend Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).
Pick-up at the airport: Provided
Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) is not recommended as it is not close to the housing or job and requires you to take a train to Union Station in DC and then another train to Springfield, VA for pickup.
If you arrive in New York City and take a bus to Washington DC, we’d like to ask you not schedule the bus arriving in Washington DC between 11 PM to 9 AM due to staff availability and traffic concerns in the city.
The Washington DC Metro area includes Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC, the U.S. capital city. Within the Metro area, there are a million things to do and something for everyone to enjoy. Indoor activities including shopping, museums and great restaurants.
Outdoor Activities include hiking, water and amusement parks, national parks and (just a few hours away) the ocean!
We are a small pool management company based and operating in Virginia. Our pools vary from small to very large community pools. We encourage and support our employees, many of whom return year after year to work for us.
Cooperation with us since: 2009
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