Description

Pool cleaners are responsible for keeping pools clean, clear, and free from debris. They commonly use specialized equipment to clean up debris, scrub the walls of the pool, and use chemicals or other substances to keep it clean and safe.

Pool cleaners are also responsible for maintaining the general upkeep of the pool area itself. This might include cleaning the decking around the pool, removing leaves from the surrounding landscaping, and helping out the maintenance team. 

• Removing debris from the pool using nets and other tools
• Pressure washing the pools with specialized equipment 
• Testing the water temperature, chemical balance, and clarity of the pool water
• Cleaning the pool by brushing algae off the walls and the floor
• Cleaning the pool deck by sweeping leaves and other debris off the deck
• Cleaning the pool equipment such as filters and motors to ensure they are working properly
• Cleaning warehouse and storage areas including equipment such as pumps, filters, and heaters

Requirements

Education: Min High school diploma or GED

Training & Experience: Pool cleaners will typically receive on-the-job training from their supervisors or other experienced pool cleaners. This training may include how to use pool cleaning equipment, how to clean specific types of pools, and how to properly use chemicals.

This is an entry-level position with opportunities for advancement and professional development