• Some High School required.
• Ability to swim laps and dive to the bottom of the pool.

• Adequate knowledge of and training in pool chemistry, rescue and surveillance techniques, CPR/AED and blood-borne pathogens.
• Participates in pool safety programs and risk management.
• Employs only those methods and teaching techniques outlined and approved by the American Red Cross.
• Knowledge of and ability to perform required role in emergency situations.

• Vacuums pool bottom; empties automatic skimmer; skims bugs and other debris from surface to prepare pool for daily use.
• Supervises and observes swimmers at all times to ensure their safety.
• Administers care to swimmers’ minor injuries such as small cuts and bruises.
• Maintains amenities in and cleanliness of changing rooms, bathrooms and showers.
• Assists in organizing clinics and private swimming lessons for members as directed by the Swimming Pool Manager or instructors.
• Enforces rules of conduct at the pool.
• Checks first aid supplies and reports needed items.
• Organizes and monitors pool games at all times; suggests pool-side games.
• Places rescue tube and ring buoy on the lifeguard chair in the morning; returns these and all swimming aids and pool toys to the lifeguard locker when the pool closes.
• Straightens the pool and cabana areas at the end of the day.
• Maintains all necessary records determined by the Swimming Pool Manager.
• Attends all meetings as directed by the Swimming Pool Manager.
• Implements all pool safety equipment.
• Performs required pool pre-opening duties.
• Informs swimming pool manager about unresolved member or guest disruptions that could cause a safety problem.
• Performs other appropriate tasks assigned by the Swimming Pool Manager.

• Must have current Red Cross Lifeguard Certificate.
• American Red Cross Basic First Aid required, training on AED units and possession of a current Red Cross CPR card.

• Ability to bend, stretch, twist or reach, walk, stand, stoop, climb stairs, balance and/or crouch.
• Continuous repetitive motions.
• Physical exertion over long periods of time.
• Work in hot and humid environment.
• Push, pull and lift 50 pounds.
• Working conditions are often, hot, humid slippery and wet.
• Able to work in a busy, noisy environment.
• Able to tolerate the smell of chlorine and frequent exposure to cleaning agents.

Locust Hill Country Club originated in the summer of 1925 by thirty of the younger and more progressive business and professional men of Rochester and members of the Rochester Gyro Club. They purchased from Frank Zornow the "Locust Hill Farm" – eighty-nine acres of farmland on the north side of Jefferson Road in Pittsford. The barn was converted into a Locker House, with a fully equipped Pro Shop, bag storage, showers, lockers, and lounge room where food was served. The farmhouse was made into a clubhouse with 40 lockers on the second floor for the lady players. The course initially featured nine excellent holes for golf. The Club soon expanded to 225 members and in 1927 purchased 52 acres South of Jefferson Road and expanded to eighteen holes. Seymour Dunn, a well-respected architect, and golf club maker from Scotland who had previously designed The Lake Placid Golf Club, was hired to complete the project. Dunn was born in Scotland in 1882, his ancestors had been golfers, clubmakers, greens keepers and golf course architects for more than 100 years. In fact, his ancestors can be traced back to Mary Queen of Scotland and the first golf course ever built. In 1984 the clubhouse underwent a $1 million-dollar renovation that connected the main clubhouse and the locker room building with the addition of the member's dining room on the main level. A patio off the dining room was enclosed to create a separate bar area in 1991. The Clubhouse received a complete $3 million interior renovation in 1998 which included the addition of the three-story octagon "Loggia". The master plan for the Clubhouse was completed in 2006 with an addition to the Ballroom, a 2,000 square foot state-of-the-art fitness center, and exterior decks and patios overlooking the golf course. Two heated paddleball courts have since been built with a “warming hut” that serves both the platform tennis courts and the swimming pool facility. A complete renovation of the tennis court complex is now underway to improve the playing courts for tennis and pickleball. Locust Hill was the home of the Wegman's Rochester International LPGA tour. Locust Hill has hosted this event since 1977 when it started as "The Bankers Trust Classic". It was one of the longest-running events on the LPGA tour and was upgraded to the PGA Championship of the LPGA Tour in 2010. Locust Hill Country Club is a private full-service, year-round country club which provides a prestigious, yet friendly and welcoming environment for all of its members, their families, and their guests. Locust Hill Country Club is the private club of choice in Rochester, New York. The Club is proud on providing a home away from home, with personable, easy, and memorable club experiences.