Full-Time

Lifeguard/Swim Instructor

Provo City

Provo City

501-1,000 employees

City government and civic services

Compensation Overview

$12 - $15/hr

Provo, UT, USA

In Person

Category
Training (1)
Required Skills
First Aid

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Requirements
  • Be at least 16 years of age, or 15 with restrictions, at the time of appointment.
  • Hold a current American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Certification.
  • For Swim Instructor duties, hold a current American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Certification or equivalent, and/or have swim-teaching experience.
  • Pass a drug screen and criminal background check if selected for hire.
  • Have the physical strength and agility to perform rescues, stand, bend, and swim during instruction and safety assistance.
  • Be able to work in various weather conditions, interact with the public in potentially stressful situations, and tolerate regular exposure to sun and pool chemicals.
Responsibilities
  • Lifeguard and instruct water safety courses at the Provo Recreation Center.
  • Monitor swimmers and patrons.
  • Provide first aid.
  • Rescue swimmers or patrons when necessary.
  • Assist staff members as needed and perform other related work as required.
  • Teach Red Cross-sanctioned water safety and swimming classes.
  • Lead water aerobics and aquatic fitness classes.
  • Ensure the safety of aquatic fitness participants.
  • Provide basic first aid or assistance as needed.
Desired Qualifications
  • Advancing Lifesaving Certification is preferred.

Provo City provides and manages local government services for residents and businesses, including public safety, roads and utilities, planning, parks, libraries, permits, and community programs. It operates through an elected council and a city administration that set policies and budgets and run daily operations with staff across departments. Its distinction comes from being Utah's third-largest city and earning Forbes' #1 City for Business and Careers in 2012, aided by its location along the Wasatch Front and a university ecosystem. Its goal is to deliver reliable services, foster economic growth, and improve the quality of life for the community.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

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Total Funding

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Headquarters

Provo, Utah

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Sales tax revenue is budgeted to grow 13%, adding $3.6 million in 2026.
  • West-side sewer expansion and Provo River Trail upgrades support visible growth and jobs.
  • NatureShade trees, lighting standards, and biking events strengthen Provo's livability brand.

What critics are saying

  • A 6% water-rate hike and 4%-7% commercial power increases will anger businesses.
  • Provo still transfers $16.4 million from utility funds, pressuring long-term rate stability.
  • Wildfire-driven fireworks bans and enforcement costs expose Provo to recurring public-safety strain.

What makes Provo City unique

  • Provo owns utilities, giving direct control over water, power, and infrastructure pricing.
  • June 23, 2026 budget funded $5 million water upgrades and a new treatment plant.
  • Provo codified ADUs and parking reforms, enabling denser growth without losing homeowner control.

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