Colin Ross
Salinas,CA
Summary
Seeking a part-time position as a Swim Instructor I.
Developed skills in fast-paced, aquatic instructional environment. Demonstrated aptitude in teaching, communication, and fostering safe and supportive atmosphere. Seeking to transition these skills to new field where they can be effectively utilized.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
3
3
Certification
Work History
Roofer
Ross Roofing and Solar
Marina, CA
06.2024 - Current
- Efficiently tearing off roofing material, safely moving material out of the work space, sweeping nails and screws to protect against membrane tears, loading trash cans with material and dumping it off the roof into the dump truck. Safely loading, driving, and unloading the dump truck from the site to the landfill. Talking with customers and keeping them safe as we work on their property. Loading the material needed for the day into the trucks before leaving in the moring, cleaning the trucks at the end of the day when work is finished, making sure even if the job is not done that the workspace is cleaner than when we got there so no debris blows into the road or onto cars.
- Phone Number: (831) 312-1922
- Supervisor: Michael Ross
Lifeguard/Maintenance crew
Titus Park Swim and Tennis
Salinas, CA
03.2023 - Current
- Effectively guard the pool while simultaneously keeping patrons safe on the pool deck. Answering questions when asked, maintaining order and safe work environment both verbally and physically. Cleaning bathrooms and taking out trash, checking pool pumps, changing and maintaining light fixtures, tending to sprinkler systems, yard and weed maintenance, interior care, machine care, and animal care.
- Phone Number: (831) 484-1825
- Supervisor: Tessa Best
Education
Emergency Medical Responder -
MTROP
Salinas, CA05.2026
High School Diploma - undefined
Salinas High School
Salinas, CA05.2026
Skills
- Teamwork and leadership skills, hard working, excellent with communication and collaboration, familiar with modern technology, punctual, honest, organized and a team player
Accomplishments
Eagle Scout Award
ROP/CTE Award: Creativity and Innovation department
10 hour OSHA Work Safety Course
American Heart Association CPR certification
EMR Certification
Affiliations
Salinas High Swimmer and Water Polo Player: August 2022 to May 2026
Certification
- CareerSafe 10- Hour OSHA Certification
- Blood Borne Pathogen Certification
- CPR Certification
- ICS 100 Incident command system (FEMA)
- ICS 200C: Basic incident command system for initial responder
Interests
Skim Boarding, exercising, swimming, taking photos, drawing, and cooking good food
Timeline
Roofer
Ross Roofing and Solar
06.2024 - Current
Lifeguard/Maintenance crew
Titus Park Swim and Tennis
03.2023 - Current
High School Diploma - undefined
Salinas High School
Emergency Medical Responder -
MTROP
COMMUNITY SERVICE
- Sierra Nevada camp counselor, 2024-06, 2025-08, Sierra Nevada camp counselor: Summer of 2024-25
- Sea Otter Classic Race Coordinator, 2024-03, 2024-06, Sea Otter Classic Race Coordinator: Spring of 2024
EMR Certification
While in high school, there was an EMT course that was offered through our ROP center. Our ROP center was full of classes such as automotive care, firefighting, nursing, physical therapy, welding, culinary, Emergency Medical Technician, etc. I chose the EMT course because I thought it would be a fun and interesting class. Through my time in the class I was able to work as medical stand-by for different high school's football games in my district, rodeos, and marathons. At these events I saw many minor injuries such as cramps, sprains, and nose bleeds. I also saw more extreme injuries such as a broken collar bone, concussion, twisted ankles, shortness of breath. Under the supervision of my teacher, my classmates and I would take turns treating these different injuries when they arose. I gained a lot of knowledge on how to stay calm under pressure, treat various injuries, and give good communication.