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Vacancy posted: Friday, 24 Aug 2012
Pool Lifeguards, Community Use Schools
Inverkeithing
£13,440 - £16,087
Please note: This vacancy is no longer advertised.
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Work Location: Balwearie, Inverkeithing; Lochgelly and Woodmill Community Use Schools Hours: 2 - 7 hours per week (40 weeks per annum) Salary: £13,440 - £16,087 (pro rata) per annum
Community Use Schools offer a range of classes, activities and facilities outside normal school hours.
You will be expected to oversee Health and Safety of users within the pool environment. Duties will also include setting up and checking equipment, cleaning, liaising with swim teachers and instructors. A high level of customer care will be required. You will have a current National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ), good level of interpersonal and communication skills along with good levels of customer care and the ability to work alone or as part of a team. Casual vacancies are also available, please advise at interview if interested. Online applications are encouraged, however if you wish to complete a paper application form please ensure that you contact the telephone number stated and a form will be sent to you. Please note that you must complete the application form sent for this specific job otherwise we are unable to accept your application.
Job Reference: FIF005585
Closing Date: 07-Sep-2012
About Fife Council
We employ 20,000 people to provide 900 different services to 360,000 people and, we have one of the highest overall customer satisfaction ratings for a Council in the UK. The services we provide range from education, social work, housing, and community services to transportation, looking after the environment and developing the economy. We are a large organisation and have a wide range of job roles from teachers, social care workers, community education workers, and planners, to support roles, like accountancy, IT and HR, not to mention communications and marketing, and law. We operate the Positive about Disabled People scheme, commonly known as the 'double tick scheme', as we are committed to employing and supporting disabled people and offer a guaranteed interview to any applicant who considers him/herself to be disabled and who meets the minimum essential criteria for the post. If you're looking for a real career challenge, you'll find it here in Fife!
