The IUOP is now hiring for the new season!

Employment applications and information:


Employment
 

Thank you for taking interest in employment at the IU Outdoor Pool!. 
Any questions regarding employment at the IU Outdoor Pool can be directed to iuop@indiana.edu.
 
More information about applying is below.

Applications are now being accepted for the Summer 2008 season at the IU Outdoor Pool for the following positions:

Lifeguard

- Must have a current American Red Cross Lifeguard certification. This includes certifications prior to the ARC life guarding update introduced in 2007.
- Must be at least 15 years of age.

Swim Lesson Instructor

- Must have a current American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor certification.
- Must be at least 16 years of age.


We request applicants print out the 4 required pages to the employment application  and submit them to the front desk of the IU Tennis Center, located at 1833 North Fee Lane, just north of Assembly Hall.

Here are the 4 required pages to the application:

IU Hourly Application Form (p. 1)

Education & Work History Supplement (p. 2)

Background Check Consent Form (p. 3)

Work Schedule Availability (p. 4)

Any questions regarding employment at the IU Outdoor Pool can be directed to iuop@indiana.edu.

IMPORTANT: Please note which position(s) you are applying for on the applications.  Thank you!

Job Descriptions:

Lifeguard

  • Provide a safe, clean, and enjoyable environment for all patrons.
  • Provide a positive public image at all times with respect to your position as a lifeguard and as an employee of Indiana University
  • Act as a professional at all times by displaying the appropriate levels of reliability, tact, and emotional maturity and stability
  • Be fair and consistent when enforcing facility policies
  • Know all facility emergency procedures and policies
  • Be able to answer question about facility operation upon patron request
  • Perform maintenance duties that are requested by management
  • Report any problems or concerns to the appropriate level of management.
  • Maintain proper dress code while on duty
  • Attend all staff meetings and training sessions
  • Keep calm and use good judgment in times of stress, never use improper language or physical force when dealing with the public or co-workers
  • Maintain a level of fitness commensurate with life guarding responsibilities.
Instructor
  • Provide a safe, organized, and enjoyable environment for all students
  • Teach according to the skill progression set by the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Course
  • Be prepared for each lesson with appropriate materials
  • Be early for class times and be willing to stay after to answer parent questions
  • Act as a life guard as well as an instructor for students
  • Provide a rich and meaningful learning experience at all time
  • Provide age appropriate comments and teaching methods