Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Date/Time:

  • Lifeguard:

  • Duty Manager:

Positioning

  • What area/zone should the lifeguard be in?

  • Is the lifeguard in the right zone?

  • Is the lifeguard mobile?

  • Is the Lifeguard appropriately positioned to supervise their zone effectively? (Taking into considerations glare, visual obstructions, pool use)

  • Observations

Behaviours

  • Is the Lifeguard displaying attentive behaviour?

  • Is the Lifeguard systemically scanning the pool?

  • Is the Lifeguard actively scanning the bottom of the pools

  • Is the Lifeguard not distracted? (Talking for more than 10 secs/doing other duties?)

  • Observations

Equipment

  • Bum bag

  • Radio

  • Whistle

  • Rescue equipment

  • Correct uniform

Rotations

  • Does the lifeguard follow the correct rotation path of travel?

  • Does the lifeguard continue scanning the pool during rotations?

  • Observations

Handover of Responsibility (if applicable)

  • Did the lifeguard maintain adequate supervision, continued scanning, during handover?

  • Did the lifeguard confirm that the incoming lifeguard was taking over supervision responsibility before leaving pool deck?

  • Did the handover take no longer than a few seconds? (ensuring that there was no social conversations or lengthy handover)

  • Observations

Questions

  • What scanning strategy are you using?

  • Did the lifeguard answer appropriately?

  • What are supervision factors at the moment? (Glare, weak/non swimmers, visual obstructions, groups etc)

  • Did the lifeguard answer appropriately?

  • Observations

Scoring

  • 90% -100% Excellent Supervision - Pass on feedback to the lifeguard and address minor improvements

  • 80%-90% Improvement Required - Lifeguard Team Leader Notified

  • Below 80% Poor performance Lifeguard Team Leader and Centre Manager notified

Staff Sign Off

  • Lifeguard Signature

  • Duty Manager Signature

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