Logistics ManagerLogistics managers oversee the movement, distribution and storage of materials in an organization.Managers control the flow of incoming materials and outgoing finished products to ensure customers receive products on time.Logistics managers oversee warehouse, inventory control, material handling, customer service, transportation and planning workers.The manager may prepare reports for upper management; negotiate shipping and supplier costs, and work to improve the efficiency of the company’s supply chain.ITSetting up workstations with computers and necessary peripheral devicesChecking computer hardware (HDD, mouses, keyboards etc.) to ensure functionalityInstalling and configuring appropriate software and functions according to specificationsDevelop and maintain local networks in ways that optimize performanceProvide orientation and guidance to users on how to operate new software and computer equipmentOrganize and schedule upgrades and maintenance without deterring others from completing their workPerform troubleshooting to diagnose and resolve problems (repair or replace parts, debugging etc.)

Prepares work schedules for staff, anticipating patron weekly attendanceand insuring proper lifeguard coverage within budget limits.Prepares employee performance evaluations, handles grievances at thefirst level, and may resolve disciplinary problems or recommend aresolution to the immediate supervisor.Establishes rules, regulations, and standards of safety at assigned facilitywithin well-defined guidelines set by the department; maintains controlover the number of patrons admitted to the facility to insure efficientpatron usage and a minimum of disruptive behavior.Determines level of training necessary to meet department standards andutilizes department's training and instructional procedures to plan contentof training program for staff.Conducts classes to instruct lifeguards in effective teaching techniques.Responds to and resolves incidents at the pool such as persistentviolations of safety rules, serious injuries, or minor confrontations amongpatrons.Operates mechanical equipment used at the pool facility including valves,pumps, water conditioning equipment, and drains, in order to keep pool inoperation; reads gauges to detect improper operation of the system;trains subordinate staff to perform minor maintenance and adjustmenttasks; determines when pool fails to meet health standards and closespool.Reviews, verifies, and maintains employee time records, maintenanceand service records, and pool supplies expenditures to insure budgetcontrol.Completes and forwards incident reports in accordance with prescribedprocedure; maintains pool log in which all incidents are recorded.

Conducts continuous surveillance of an assigned pool area for signs of swimmers in trouble, violations of pool and safety regulations, and equipment malfunctions.Assigns staff to established posts: readjusting coverage or requesting additional help in the event of unusually high patronage.Participates in the formal instruction of lifeguard staff by demonstrating firstaid procedures, lifesaving techniques, and learn-to-swim teaching methods.Coaches' aquatic sports.Responds and resolves incidents at the pool such as persistent violations of safety rules, serious injuries, or minor confrontations among patrons.Administers first aid to victims of accidents, injury of sudden illness and initiates the pool's emergency action plan.Prepares and submits written and oral reports concerning maintenance, operations and accidents or other unusual incidents.Monitors automatic or manual filtration systems; ensures that chemicals are added and backwash cycle is activated, as necessary, makes minor repairs and reports major repairs to pool manager.Recommend closure of the swimming pool to the public due to health or safety hazards, as needed.Counsel lifeguards and corrects inappropriate behavior or techniques by example or explanation; refers ineffective lifeguards to the pool manager for disposition.Engages in physical fitness program established by the department in order to maintain capability to perform lifesaving duties.Organizes or assists in organizing, judging, and officiating special events such as swim meets, etc.Greets the public, provides directions, disseminates information and handles patron complaints.

Conducts continuous surveillance of assigned pool area for signs of swimmers in trouble and for violations of pool and safety regulations and performs water rescue of pool patrons as needed.Administers first aid to victims of near-drownings, heart seizure, heat exhaustion, broken bones or lacerations; releases seriously injured victims to senior lifeguard or pool manager.Elicits compliance with and enforces pool ordinances and rules; refers persistent violators to the senior lifeguard or pool manager.Teaches beginner and advanced swim classes using standard departmental lesson plans and demonstrations; coach individual or team aquatic sports and assist with aquatic special events as needed.Performs pool maintenance tasks such as backwashing the water filter, testing the water chlorine and pH levels and adding chlorine and muriatic acid to bring the level up to standards; fills pool with water to established level; cleans the deck, vacuums the pool and ensures that first aid equipment complies with health and safety standards.Maintains, repairs and takes inventory of first aid and lifesaving equipment.Engages in the physical fitness program established by the department in order to maintain capability to perform pool lifesaving duties.Prepare and submit written reports of pool-related incidents to immediate supervisor as needed.

Family Reunification DepartmentFamily Reunification serves children up to the age of 17-years-of-age. Clients are referred by the US Department of Health and Human Services for Home Studies and Post-Release Services until they reach the age of 18.Provide assistance with the monitoring of a client’s well-being while being reunified with their biological family or legal guardian; conduct monthly and quarterly phone contact with client and their family or guardian; and will provide community resource information to clients as needed.