Lifeguard entry problem

I wonder if there are any seats.

More than you, you may just be a summer job.

But it won't be too difficult for newcomers to join the job.

Because teaching d is easy.

Obey d

You should be invited to join in June! 1. test type o first.

Well, I failed the exam.

Basically, he will be taller than you. The first line is d.

It's really hard, but it's not good

If it is true, it will be too late.

You'd better take off your glasses ... and get used to the environment before the interview.

You can ask people who take the exam together to rank the first row of numbers.

There are many ways to wait ... well, it won't be too difficult! 2. If you have a swimming pool ... you will ask about the swimming pool ... The beach will ask about the beach ... Before you fill in the form and fill in the blanks ... the newcomer will ask you to choose a job according to a job.

If you have any questions, I don't know

You will solve it.

Don't worry ... the answer is good or not, it won't affect the competition ... because if there is a shortage of manpower ... everyone will ask ... Finally, ask D for first aid knowledge ... such as heatstroke treatment and other issues ... Is it difficult to test the water ... When you arrive, you will rework your documents and ID cards, fill in the selection area, and different people will have different opinions (1.

Because there are two people when testing the water. 3. Wait for the business card to test the water. 4. Test the correct posture of carrying the dummy (O doll enters the water). 5.cpr( 15 to 2/4 times) or (30 to 2/2 times), restore supine position, deal with vomiting and help him get up. Test the water: swim 50 meters and 50 seconds over the chest. As long as the other person doesn't drink water, "return a piece of paper to take a bath" and so on. Before the interview, the staff who will reply to the message will return the card to the other party with a swimming cap. At the beginning of the interview, there will be two personnel positions (manager or supervisor of Leisure and Cultural Services Department).

Senior lifeguard (SAR) in an enterprise department.

One: First, SAR will check your eyes (check your eyesight and color discrimination and whether you have contact eyes).

Test your sophomore year: After that, (AO) or (AA) will test some questions. Third, they will ask you questions: a) How old are the children who have to accompany them every day? B) Is it true that someone called for help? C) Someone is cooking at the smoking spot in the swimming pool? (I asked if the beach is better than smoking) D) First aid knowledge (last time I asked about the symptoms of heatstroke) E) Newcomers will ask why they choose to be lifeguards and the knowledge of swimming pool beach. 3. News about going back to the house. 3. Don't worry ... there aren't many field tests ... everything I learned in the last class is enough ... I did CPR in the same department ... I took my doll ... and it's a good thing to swim for 50 days for 50 degrees. .......

Reference: lifeguards ....

Following is a question by the Hon Chan Kwok-keung and a written reply by the Secretary for Home Affairs, He Zhiping, in the Legislative Council today (November 19): Question: According to the swimming pool regulations applicable to private swimming pools, lifeguards are required to contact food and the environment. A valid life-saving and first-aid qualification certificate issued by an association recognized by the Director of Health proves that the skill level of the holder is not lower than that of the bronze medal winner of the China Hong Kong Life Saving Association. However, when recruiting lifeguards for public swimming pools, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) requires the applicants to hold valid swimming pool lifesaving badges or beach lifesaving badges or above. In this connection, will * * * inform this Council: (a) the number of lifeguards whose current technical level is not lower than the above-mentioned bronze lifeguard certificates, swimming pool lifeguard certificates and beach lifeguard certificates, and please list the number of those who hold one or more of them; How many of them are lifeguards employed in public swimming pools under contract or pension terms; (b) whether lifeguards in public swimming pools who do not hold the life-saving badge at present must meet the above entry requirements of LCSD before the specified deadline; If so, when the deadline will expire; If the current contract or pension lifeguards in public swimming pools fail to meet the relevant entry requirements before the deadline, whether to renew their contracts or dismiss them; (c) whether the physical requirements of LCSD for newly hired and in-service lifeguards in public swimming pools are different from those in the past; If so, how do the new requirements compare with those of lifeguards in other countries or regions? If the new requirements are higher than those in the past or in other regions, the reasons for that, and whether it includes deliberately eliminating the existing lifeguards in public swimming pools by contract or pension terms, so as to re-employ a group of lifeguards at lower salaries; And (d) why there is a contradiction between the entry requirements of lifeguards in private swimming pools and those in public swimming pools, which makes people think that the entry requirements of lifeguards in private swimming pools are not as good as those of public swimming pool attendants, and the authorities ignore the professional status of lifeguards in private swimming pools? Answer: Madam President. (a) In the past three years up to the end of this year 10, the China Hong Kong Lifesaving Association issued information on life-saving qualifications of not less than bronze medals, and the number of contract or retirement lifeguards currently working in the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD). Details are at Annex. All life-saving qualifications are valid for three years. Because there are a large number of people applying for different life-saving qualifications, and each person can apply for more than one qualification at the same time, the life-saving association does not make separate statistics on the number of people who only hold one or more of them. (200 1 year1February, LCSD began to provide training for retirees and lifeguards on a year-round contract to help them obtain swimming pool lifesaving badges and beach lifesaving badges, so as to meet the lifeguard qualification recognized by the International Lifesaving Association, which was adopted by Lifesaving Association in 2003. All active retirees and perennial contract lifeguards in LCSD have obtained the above two lifesaving qualifications. (3) All newly hired and in-service public swimming pool lifeguards must hold valid swimming pool lifesaving badges. Swimming pool life-saving badge requires students to reach a certain level in swimming speed, defensive life-saving and monitoring technology, rescue management, use of life-saving equipment and emergency action plan, while bronze badge only? Emphasize basic rescue techniques. Therefore, compared with the previous requirement to use bronze medals as lifeguards, the physical quality and rescue skills of newly hired and in-service lifeguards in public swimming pools have naturally improved to strengthen the safety standards of public swimming pools. The examination rules of the swimming pool life-saving seal are approved by the International Life-saving Association. The swimming pool lifeguard standards formulated by Lifesaving International are applicable to all countries and regions to which Lifesaving International belongs (including China, Hongkong, Australia, USA, Singapore, Japan, etc. Therefore, China, Hongkong and these countries and regions have similar requirements for swimming pool lifeguards. In fact, in order to ensure and improve the level of existing lifeguards, LCSD not only arranges special training courses to help them acquire new lifesaving qualifications, but also arranges training every three years to help them regain relevant lifesaving qualifications. (4) Due to the different uses of public swimming pools and private swimming pools, there are different requirements for lifeguards. At present, nearly10 million people use the public swimming pool of LCSD every year, so we have very strict requirements on the life-saving level of lifeguards to ensure the safety of many swimmers. As for monitoring the eating environment of private swimming pools through the implementation of the Swimming Pools Ordinance? The Department of Health is reviewing the swimming pool lifeguard qualification regulations and studying whether it is necessary to amend the relevant provisions.