Lifeguard Services PWS.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

for

DOVER AFB SWIMMING POOL LIFEGUARD

SERVICES (DRAFT)

1. INTRODUCTION. The performance work statement (PWS) will provide details of the contract services and lay the guidelines for the responsibilities of both Contractor and 436 Force Support Squadron.

2. BACKGROUND. The contractor will provide necessary lifeguard services to the 436 Force Support Squadron.

3. SCOPE OF WORK. The contractor will be responsible for providing full services of lifeguard sta ing and supervision of lifeguards seven (7) days per week at the Dover Outdoor Pool for the period of 20 May 2025 to 30 September 2025.

Primary Duties include:

a. Monitoring activities to prevent accidents by enforcing Air Force Aquatics rules and regulations.

b. Warning swimmers of improper activities or hazards.

c. Maintaining order on the pool deck and in the water of the enclosed pool facility.

d. Intervening in critical situations.

e. Rescuing swimmers in danger of drowning.

f. Administering Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR and First Aid when required.

g. Following the established emergency action plan/procedures in the event of an emergency.

h. Notifying the Contracting O icer Representative (COR) or designated representative of any accidents or problems that arise.

i. Will participate in physical training conditioning and in-service training to maintain a level of fitness and readiness commensurate with being a lifeguard.

j. Each lifeguard will complete a swimming distance of no fewer than 500 meters per duty day. Submit physical training and in-service log as required.

k. Contractor will ensure proper supervision of recreational swimmers by enforcing rules, preventing accidents and injuries, intervening in critical situations, and providing individual assistance as required.

Secondary Duties include:

a. Providing general information to patrons.

b. Attending the front desk, answering the phone, handing out wristbands, ensuring customers sign in at the daily log.

c. Inspecting the facilities for cleanliness and completing general cleaning and maintenance duties for the pool and related areas. Potential hazards, and unsafe or unsanitary conditions, must be reported to lead lifeguard, lifeguard supervisor and/or aquatics director. (i.e., presence of broken glass, low chemical levels, fecal matter, unsafe swimming, poor visibility, etc.).

d. Check all safety equipment and supplies (i.e., rescue tubes, throw ropes, rings buoys, back boards, and first aid supplies, etc.) and inform the lead lifeguard of any deficiencies to report to the lifeguard supervisor and/or aquatics director.

e. Issue and receive equipment such as lifejackets and wristbands to patrons and ensure proper usage.

f. Determining chlorine content and pH values of the water. Record results on appropriate forms

g. Completing required chemical check paperwork.

h. Ensure facility is clear of patrons, all equipment is secured, all doors and windows are locked, and all lights are turned o prior to leaving premises after pool closing.

4. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES.

Lifeguard(s):

Lifeguards require a range of knowledge, skills, and abilities to ensure water safety. These include:

Knowledge:

1. Water Safety: Understanding water currents, hazards, and safety procedures.

2. CPR and First Aid: Knowledge of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and basic first aid.

3. Emergency Response: Knowing how to respond to drowning incidents and other emergencies.

4. Pool Regulations: Familiarity with pool rules and regulations.

5. Communication: E ective communication with both swimmers and other lifeguards.

Skills:

1. Swimming: Strong swimming ability is crucial for rescues and surveillance.

2. Observation: The ability to continuously scan the water and spot potential risks.

3. Rescue Techniques: Proficiency in various rescue methods, such as tube rescues or spinal injury management.

4. First Aid: Administering first aid when necessary, including bandaging and splinting.

5. Communication: Clear and concise communication in emergency situations.