Employee Policies
Operating Procedures
First Aid & CPR
Emergency Procedures
Park & Rec Trivia
100

The reason we hold in-service trainings.

To maintain skills, maintain communication and standards, team building, and a Red Cross standard.

100

The length of lifeguard station rotations.

What is 15 minutes?

100

What to use to disinfect skimmers, the pool deck, etc. for bodily fluids. 

What is bleach water?

100

What EPA stands for and what a lifeguard's role is.

What is Emergency Action Plan? A lifeguard's role is to activate it in the event of an emergency and follow the plan/guidelines. 
100

One of the two new programs we are offering at pools this year.

What is sensory swim or free sports equipment checkout?

200

The exact location the next timesheet due date and pay day is posted for aquatics staff.

What is Seberger breakroom whiteboard?

200

The number of kids allowed on the polar bear slide at once (including steps). 

What is one?

200

The acronym to use for identifying a stroke and each letter's meaning.

What is FAST - face, arms, speech, time. 

200

Steps to take and the length of time to close the pool if there is a stool in the water.

What is clear the pool, call supervisor, use skimmer to take it out and dispose of in biohazard bags. 

30 minutes from when the pool is treated. 

200

The cost of daily admission to each of the two wading pools.

What is $2.25 Seberger, free for Rotary?

300

This is a standard lifeguard staff uniform.

What is staff swimsuit, lanyard (whistle, keys), hip pack, sandals that can get wet, sunglasses or hat.
Towel in breakroom, optional aquatics t-shirt or plain red, black, or blue shorts. 

300

The number of seconds you should be able to scan your zone entirely in.

What is 10 seconds?

300

What the acronym SAMPLE stands for.

What is
Signs & Symptoms
Allergies
Medications
Pertinant Medical History
Last Meal/Oral Intake
Events Leading Up to the Injury

300

The location of Accident & Incident Reports and the deadline to submit them to Cassie (legal guidelines).

What is each pool's binder and within 24 hours. 

300

The name of every single person in this room. 

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400

When it is okay to have your cell phone on your body.

What is before or after a shift, or on break. Absolutely no cell phones on your body when on duty. 

400

The number of zones at each pool.

What is 3-4 at Seberger and 2 at Rotary?

400

The situations in which you should move a victim.

What is scene is unsafe (including being in the water) or someone else is more injured and you need to get to that other person. 

400
What each of the three whistle chirp numbers mean in our whistle communication system. (1 chirp, 2 chirps, 3 chirps)

What is one chirp - get the attention of a swimmer or patron

What is two chirps - active or distressed swimmer, remaining guards stand to cover the rescuing guard's zone

What is 3 chirps - passive swimmer or spinal, other guards clear the pool and assist with extrication. 

400

The names of at least three part-time seasonal positions for St. Cloud Park & Recreation OTHER than lifeguard, head guard, or aquatics coordinator? 

What is: Youth Program Instructor, Concessions Attendant, Guest Service Representatives, Park Maintenance, Park Shelter Host, Athletic Field Maintenance, Special Events Staff, Gardener, etc. 

500

The times it is appropriate to contact a supervisor if it is NOT an emergency.

What is M-F 8am-4:30pm, or Supervisor on Duty that day (can be found in Sling) during the regular shift of 12:30-7:30pm. 

500

The items that must be on the pool deck for every shift.

What is backboard, first aid kit, broom, skimmer, diaper kit, and binder?

500

The ratio of compresions to breaths for one rescuer and two rescuers for infants.

What is 30:2 one rescuer, 15:2 two rescuers.

500

Lifeguards should be able to recognize and respond to a drowning victim within this amount of time.

What is 30 seconds?

500

The number of parks in the City of St. Cloud Park & Recreation park system.

What is 100?

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