Erick Barbosa

• Coached youth aged 6 to 12 for competitive swim team and oversaw participation in numerous events annually.
• Challenged athletes by consistently using positive reinforcement and gentle criticism.
• Demonstrated all swimming strokes and observed athletes carefully to correct technique and form.
• Prepared athletes for special competitions and tournaments.

A pool supervisor is responsible for the overall operation and safety of a swimming pool facility. They oversee the work of lifeguards and other staff members, and they ensure that the pool is clean, well-maintained, and in compliance with all applicable regulations. Pool supervisors typically have a strong background in water safety and lifeguarding. They may also have experience in pool operations, maintenance, and customer service.

• Learned and maintained proficiency in first responder skills such as First Aid and CPR to offer individuals in distress optimal support.
• Tested and maintained water quality with periodic sampling.
• Opened and closed pool at designated hours of operation and made decisions for closing pool due to inappropriate chemical levels, inclement weather, and low water temperature.
• Provided maximum pool area surveillance and response to emergencies by rescuing pool patrons and administering first aid.

• Prepared food orders to support waitstaff and other team members.
• Worked with chef to prepare daily food specials and other supplies.
• Washed, peeled, and cut fruits and vegetables in advance to save time on food preparation.
• Monitored food quality and temperature for safe consumption.