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• WATERFRONT DIRECTOR (continued) 11111 DESIRABLE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES: Thorough knowledge of life saving practices and techniques . Thorough knowledge of first aid and safety practices . Ability to plan, assign and supervise the work of others . Ability to establish and carry out in-service training programs . Ability to maintain good public relations and successfully resolve complaints . Good physical condition. EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED: To be responsible for the operation cPark setBeach forthand by the MoundsrViewgParks , out of rules , regulations, directions policiesas Recreation and Forestry Department. To make assignments to beaches according to location, size of beach, weather, etc . To assist in the selection of beach personnel . To keep time records of employees . To maintain an inventory of equipment and keep other records as required . 111/ To inspect beaches and equipment tod insure safe conditions of both , and order cleaning and maintenance when nee To evaluate personnel and recommend disciplinary action when necessary . To handle complaints and deal tactfully with the public . To file reports of all beach incidents with the Director of Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department. To direct an in-service training program on life saving techniques, first aid and crowd control . To perform all of the duties of subordinate positions as may be required . MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Twoear's experience in a position that would tend to demonstrate supervising skills y and at least two seasons ' experience as a Waterfront Direc or. Or college graduation and at least two seasons ' experience as a lifeguard at a pub beach or pool . Applicants must have a current Senior Lifesaving Certificate and must be over 21 years of age.