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Join the team

Build a Career on the Deck.

TPAC hires pool attendants, monitors, and gate guards across six states — reliable people who take pride in keeping community pools safe and welcoming.

Why TPAC

Why Work With Us

Real responsibility

You run the deck — checking in residents, keeping the pool safe, and being the trusted face of the community.

Flexible seasons

Seasonal and year-round roles across six states, with schedules that fit a wide range of availability.

Supportive team

Clear expectations, training, and a team that has your back when situations come up on the deck.

A TPAC pool attendant on duty managing a community pool amenity during a shift
Open roles

Roles We Hire

Pool attendant

Verify access, run the Half-Hour Quality Round, handle policy communication, and log incidents in real time.

Pool monitor

Keep the amenity orderly and supervised, supporting residents and guests throughout each shift.

Gate guard

Manage entry and exit security and credential verification for gated communities.

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On the deck

What a Shift Involves

Attendants verify residents and guests at entry, run the Half-Hour Quality Round (a walk of the property roughly every 30 minutes), communicate community policies, and log every incident digitally as it happens. Roles are seasonal, aligned to the swim season, or year-round in markets with longer seasons.

A pool attendant role is not a lifeguard role and does not require a lifeguard certification. Read more about what a pool attendant does, or contact the office with questions.

Where we hire

Six States, Growing.

Live in one of these states? Apply on Indeed, or email the office with your area and when you can work.

Common questions

Working at TPAC, Answered.

What are the requirements to work as a pool attendant?
TPAC attendants are background-checked and reliable, with strong people skills and attention to detail. A pool attendant role is not a lifeguard role and does not require a lifeguard certification; TPAC provides the training you need for access control, safety rounds, policy communication, and incident reporting.
Is the work seasonal or year-round?
Both. TPAC offers seasonal roles aligned to the swim season as well as year-round positions in markets with longer seasons, so there are opportunities that fit a range of availability.
How do I apply?
Apply through our Indeed page, or email office@thepoolattendantcompany.com with your name, the area you are in, and your availability. Our team will follow up with next steps.

Ready to Join the Team?

Tell us where you are and when you can work — we will take it from there.