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A job in aquatic recreation is a rewarding investment in yourself, your future, and your community. This exciting field is filled with opportunities for self-development and career advancement. Whether you are a first time lifeguard or an experienced aquatics professional, you are sure to find fulfillment in keeping people safe at pools and waterfronts.
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- Location: North Vancouver
- Type: Regular full-time
- Closing Date: January 30
If you are passionate about aquatics and looking for a great place to work, North Vancouver Recreation and Culture wants you! We are currently looking for enthusiastic and energetic individuals to provide swimming lessons and lifeguarding duties at any of our four pool locations (Karen Magnussen, Ron Andrews, Delbrook, and Pinnacle Hotel at the Pier).
Apply Now- Location: Nanaimo
- Type: Permanent full-time
- Closing Date: February 4
The City of Nanaimo is seeking a permanent full-time Aquatic Supervisor. Under the supervision of the Manager, Aquatics in conjunction with the Recreation Coordinators – Aquatics, the incumbent provides shift supervision of Lifeguard/Instructors, training, and performs basic administrative functions relating to the Aquatics Team. This is a leadership position providing on deck direction and support to lifeguard and instructional staff by monitoring work and ensuring established standards are met.
Apply Now- Location: Langley
- Type: Casual
- Closing Date: February 6
Langley City has an exciting opportunity for lifeguards at our Al Anderson Memorial outdoor pool! Come join a
great team for fun in the sun. Lifeguard/Instructors are responsible for promoting participation in aquatic
activities, teaching Lifesaving Society’s Swim for Life program, public relations, supervision of the public within
the pool complex, assisting with special events, and preparing swimming lesson plans, records, and report
cards at the beginning and end of instructional sessions.
- Location: Langley
- Type: Casual
- Closing Date: February 6
Come join a great team for some fun in the sun this summer! Langley City is looking for Casual Shift
Supervisors in the Recreation, Culture and Community Services Department at Al Anderson Memorial Pool.
Reporting to the Recreation Supervisor, the Shift Supervisors are responsible for the short-term aquatic
programming and operation of Al Anderson Memorial Pool. The Casual Shift Supervisor assignments start on
March 30, 2026, and end on September 27, 2026. Shift Supervisor In–Service training is March 30 to April 3,
2026 (time to be determined) and Spring In-Service training is April 7 to 10, 2026 (time to be determined).
Applicants must be available on these dates for In-Service training.
- Location: Yukon
- Type:
- Closing Date: March 20, 2026
We are now accepting applications for summer aquatics staff on behalf of rural Yukon Communities. We will work with potential candidates on meeting certification requirements!
Apply Now- Location: Nanaimo
- Type: Permanent full-time
- Closing Date: Until filled
The City of Nanaimo is seeking a permanent full-time Lifeguard/ Instructor. Under the general supervision of the Manager, Aquatics, Aquatic Coordinator, or Aquatic Supervisor, the incumbent performs lifeguard and aquatic instructional program procedures as per facility policy. Responsible for the supervision and control of activities, safety standards, and cleanliness of aquatic facilities. Exercises mature judgment in carrying out instructional skills and general lifeguarding duties.
Apply Now- Location: Hinton
- Type: Full-time
- Closing Date: Until filled (posted Jan 15)
Reporting to the Aquatic Supervisor, this position is primarily responsible for assigning & directing the daily operation of the Aquatic area as outlined by the Aquatic Supervisor. This position will work in accordance with the job expectations as outlined in one of the three Aquatic Head Guard specialties: Aquatic Operations & Safety, Aquatic
Programming and Special Events, or Advanced Aquatic Instructor Trainer.
- Location: Harrison Hot Springs
- Type: Full-time and Seasonal
- Closing Date: Until filled (posted Jan 20)
We’re starting to gear up for our upcoming summer season and are currently hiring for several aquatic positions.
We’re looking to bring on:
First Aid–trained staff for various on-water and dock roles
Lifeguards (preferably NLS certified)
Junior lifeguards (Bronze Cross / Bronze Medallion level)
- Location: Lake Koocanusa, BC
- Type: Seasonal, Full-Time
- Closing Date: Until filled (posted Jan 21)
Sunshine Marina is seeking Lifeguards/Waterpark Attendants to aupervise our inflatable Waterpark for the upcoming season.
Lifeguards are an integral part of our operations. The role is physical with a solid dose of customer interaction that will keep any extrovert having fun. The ideal candidate has lifeguarding experience combined with a positive, keen attitude and a love for lake-life.
- Location: Nanaimo, BC
- Type: Casual/External
- Closing Date: Ongoing
The Regional District of Nanaimo is seeking casual Lifeguard/Instructors Level I and 2 at the Ravensong Aquatic Centre in Qualicum Beach. The successful candidates will assist in the creation, planning, organization, implementation and evaluation of aquatic programs and special events. Duties include leading and instructing a variety water-based exercise classes (i.e., Aquafit), enforcing pool rules and pool safety for the public, routine preventative maintenance and safety checks, implementation of the facility’s emergency response program, providing first aid services and supporting office staff.
Find Joy and Fulfillment in Your Work
In recreational aquatics, starting as a lifeguard or swim instructor can lead to roles like aquatics program coordinator or facility manager. This path offers both career growth and the fulfillment of promoting enjoyable, beneficial activities and seeing personal improvement in participants.
Promote Health and Wellness
Promote physical health by encouraging participation in activities that enhance cardiovascular fitness, strength, and overall well-being.
Develop Lifesaving Skills for Your Community
Teach essential skills, such as swimming, first aid, water safety, and lifesaving, and enhance public safety around water bodies.
Build Strong Community Bonds
Recreational aquatics professionals work closely with the community, fostering a sense of camaraderie and teamwork.
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