Waterfront Director (Camp Pennyroyal)
Louisville Urban League (LUL), Utica, Kentucky, United States, 42376
About Camp And The Role
Camp Pennyroyal, a 180-acre Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana overnight camp near Owensboro, KY, serves Girl Scouts in grades 4–12 with traditional activities like boating, archery, and ropes courses. Programs are led by paid staff and volunteers.
About the Waterfront Director Position The Waterfront Director oversees all swimming and boating programs, equipment, and beachfront safety. This role trains and supervises unit staff and campers, creates lifeguard rotations, plans drills, maintains safety standards, and supports camp programs when the waterfront is closed. As part of the Director Team, this position may act as Camp Director when needed and participates in daily camp activities.
APPLY TODAY! Benefits, Compensation & Dates Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is $4,508. Camp runs May 22–July 14.
Responsibilities
Ensure safety in all aquatic activities
Facilitate trainings and supervise staff
Schedule swim/boating lessons
Coach swimming and small-craft skills
Run safety drills
Perform equipment and facility checks
Supervise campers on water and land
Support unit programs
Manage aquatic schedules, supplies, and behavioral expectations
Assist with team building, conflict resolution, evaluations, and daily program delivery
Ensure compliance with policies
Rotate nightly duties
Report incidents of abuse
Other duties as assigned.
Working Conditions / Environment
Non-traditional and long work hours are expected. The Waterfront Director typically receives breaks between sessions. The Waterfront Director is always on call when campers are on property.
Long hours; on-call when campers are present; private quarters; outdoor work in varied weather; assist with ropes and waterfront; walk/hike daily on uneven terrain.
Requirements
Current certifications in American Red Cross First Aid, CPR, AED, and Waterfront Life-guarding (strongly preferred)
1 year each of childcare/youth program, supervisory, and administrative experience
Age 21+
Strong communication and organizational skills
Valid driver’s license
Able to teach canoeing/kayaking/paddleboarding
Swimming proficiency
Must pass background checks, complete required forms, support Girl Scout mission, and promote diversity and safety
Council Competencies
Ensure diversity and pluralism are embraced and incorporated into the work of the council.
Support the Girl Scout mission, vision, and values of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana and live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
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About the Waterfront Director Position The Waterfront Director oversees all swimming and boating programs, equipment, and beachfront safety. This role trains and supervises unit staff and campers, creates lifeguard rotations, plans drills, maintains safety standards, and supports camp programs when the waterfront is closed. As part of the Director Team, this position may act as Camp Director when needed and participates in daily camp activities.
APPLY TODAY! Benefits, Compensation & Dates Staff receive room, board, and most meals, along with a supportive community environment. Seasonal salary is $4,508. Camp runs May 22–July 14.
Responsibilities
Ensure safety in all aquatic activities
Facilitate trainings and supervise staff
Schedule swim/boating lessons
Coach swimming and small-craft skills
Run safety drills
Perform equipment and facility checks
Supervise campers on water and land
Support unit programs
Manage aquatic schedules, supplies, and behavioral expectations
Assist with team building, conflict resolution, evaluations, and daily program delivery
Ensure compliance with policies
Rotate nightly duties
Report incidents of abuse
Other duties as assigned.
Working Conditions / Environment
Non-traditional and long work hours are expected. The Waterfront Director typically receives breaks between sessions. The Waterfront Director is always on call when campers are on property.
Long hours; on-call when campers are present; private quarters; outdoor work in varied weather; assist with ropes and waterfront; walk/hike daily on uneven terrain.
Requirements
Current certifications in American Red Cross First Aid, CPR, AED, and Waterfront Life-guarding (strongly preferred)
1 year each of childcare/youth program, supervisory, and administrative experience
Age 21+
Strong communication and organizational skills
Valid driver’s license
Able to teach canoeing/kayaking/paddleboarding
Swimming proficiency
Must pass background checks, complete required forms, support Girl Scout mission, and promote diversity and safety
Council Competencies
Ensure diversity and pluralism are embraced and incorporated into the work of the council.
Support the Girl Scout mission, vision, and values of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana and live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
For Full Job Description Please Visit Our Careers Page. #J-18808-Ljbffr