Overview
Lifeguards look after the safety of people at beaches or swimming pools, through accident prevention and rescue, and educating the public on water safety.
Day-to-day
- promotes water safety awareness and undertakes rescue of people in difficulty in the water.
Considerations
- Working outdoors
To become a Lifeguard
You usually need a certificate II or III in public safety (aquatic rescue), a royal life saving pool lifeguard certificate or a surf life saving bronze medallion to work as a Lifeguard.
Skills employers are looking for
