Aquatics Director

AQUATICS DIRECTOR (Scouts BSA) | Camp Morrison.
Position Overview:

The Aquatics Director is responsible to the Camp Director for the coordination and operation of the aquatics programs at a Scouting America  Resident Camp,  Camp  Morrison,  in accordance with the policies and standards of Scouting America and Mountain West Council. They provide leadership to approximately 5 to 10 seasonal staff members, including lifeguards and instructors, to deliver aquatics programs to units – youth members and their adult leadership.

Responsibilities:

Supervise, train, and motivate the waterfront staff in all aquatics activities
Offer a quality aquatics program to include merit badges, Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, free boating, and swimming
The maintenance, inventory, security, safety, and use of all aquatic equipment.
Set-up and takedown of all camp aquatics facilities
Classify all campers according to their swimming ability during check-in and as needed throughout the camp period
Oversee submission of all area advancement reports on all aquatics activities using approved record keeping practices.
Submit staff evaluations for aquatics staff as requested, and a written evaluation of all waterfront staff at the close of camp
Submit a complete inventory of all on-hand aquatics materials and equipment, to include the serviceable condition of each, and recommendations for replacement of those supplies needed for next year’s summer camp operation
Exemplify the Scout Oath and Law. Support Scouting America policies and the Aims and Methods of Scouting. Strive to provide a program that is exciting, dynamic and appealing to today’s youth; that meets the needs of the youth and the units attending camp; and that is fun and safe.
Support and participate in camp wide programs, as required.
Other duties as assigned by the Program Director or Camp Director.
Time Commitment:

The onsite management of the Scouts BSA Aquatics Area will be from July 6 to Aug 2, 2025, based on registration.
Attend and complete American Red Cross Lifeguard Training, a two-day training course, prior to the start of the summer season and attendance at National Camping School.
Attend and complete National Camping School Training, a week-long training course held in Spring 2025, prior to the start of the summer season.
Requirements:

Must be at least 21 years of age.
Must be able to register as a member of Scouting America and submit to a background check. Must complete all Youth Protection Training courses and adhere to incident reporting guidelines.
Must hold or be willing to obtain an Aquatics Instructor certification from the National Camping School, a week-long training course, prior to the start of the summer season. Multiple locations/dates are available to choose from. The cost of training and travel/lodging will be covered by the Mountain West Council.
Must hold or be willing to obtain American Red Cross First Aid and CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers. The cost of training and travel/lodging will be covered by Mountain West Council.
Be physically able to act quickly in emergencies, effectively communicate, and clearly understand oral and written communications.
Possess superb leadership and managerial capabilities and have a high degree of personal integrity and dependability.
Benefits:

The employee will be paid a seasonal salary of $2000.00 for the 4 week season. All room and board that is provided is in addition to this salary. Compensation includes all pre-season preparation and post season closing reports, including all training that may be necessary for the successful execution of the position. This position is exempt from the minimum wage-maximum hours provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

How to apply: Apply online at www. mountainwestcouncil.org