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Join Our Lifeguard Team for the 2021 Season JOIN OUR LIFEGUARD TEAM FOR THE 2021 SEASON We operate pools, inland beaches and ocean waterfronts across Massachusetts Make a difference and enjoy an awesome Summer job! Competitive Hourly Rate of: Lifeguards - $17.00 & Head Lifeguards - $18.00 Full time, weekends included The DCR will provide a free lifeguard and CPR certification course for qualified lifeguard candidates, provided you work for us in the Summer of 2021. Individuals must be at least 16 years of age at the time of hire and able to swim 500 yards in under 11 minutes (ocean guards under 9 minutes 30 seconds). Don’t Wait - Call Us Now! For further information please contact an Aquatics staff in your area: West Region – Springfield – Evelyn Jiménez (508) 726-9249 Central Region – Worcester – Lauren Hopper (857) 208-1225 North Region – Tony Meriano (508) 450-7225 Boston Region – Nadine Jesionek (781) 514-0567 and [email protected] South Region – James Esposito (857) 214-0400 DCR guarded locations For further information on employment opportunities please call one of the attached phone numbers or visit DCR’s life guarding web page. https://www.mass.gov/guides/dcr-lifeguarding South Region Demarest Lloyd Beach……………………………….. S. Dartmouth Myles Standish Beach……………………….Plymouth Freetown Wading Pool………………………………. Freetown Scusset Beach……………………………….….Sandwich Fort Phoenix Beach……………………………………. Fairhaven Veterans Pool……………………………….….Fall River Horseneck Beach……………………………………….. Westport Watsons Pond………………………………….Taunton Houghton’s Pond……………………………………….. Milton Nantasket Beach…………………………..…Hull North Region Allied Vets Pool………………………………………….. Everett Bradley Palmer………………………………..Topsfield Hopkinton State Park…………………………………. Hopkinton Breakheart Reservation…………………..Saugus Lloyd Pool…………………………………………………… Melrose Chelsea Pool……………………………………Chelsea Lord Pool……………………………………………………. Lowell Cochituate SP………………………………….Natick Nahant Beach…………………………………………….. Nahant Constitution Beach………………………….E. Boston Revere Beach……………………………………………… Revere Geisler Pool…………………………………….Lawrence Salisbury Beach………………………………………….. Salisbury Winthrop Beach……………………………..Winthrop Veterans Pool…………………………………………….. Everett Walden Pond………………………………….Concord Higgins Pool……………………………………………….. Lawrence Holland Pool…………………………………..Malden Central Region Weihn Pool………………………………………………… Clinton Lake Dennison……………………………….Winchendon Bennet Pool……………………………………………….. Worcester Lake Park……………………………………....Worcester Casey Pool…………………………………………………. Milford Lake Wyola…………………………………… Shutesbury Johnson Pool……………………………………………… Fitchburg Leominster SP………………………………. Leominster Douglas State Forest………………………………….. Douglas Regatta Point……………………………….. Worcester Dunn Pond SP…………………………………………….. Gardner Rutland State Forest…………………….. Rutland Erving State Forest……………………………………… Erving Shine Pool……………………………………. Worcester Western Region Agawam Pool……………………………………………… Agawam Thomas Pool…………………………………Springfield Chicopee State Park…………………………………… Chicopee Sherman Pool……………………………….Chicopee Dar State Forest…………………………………………. Goshen Hampton Ponds……………………………. Westfield Boston Region Artesani Wading Pool…………………………………. Brighton Olsen Pool……………………….Hyde Park Carson Beach……………………………………………… S. Boston Pleasure Bay…………………… S. Boston Melnea Cass Pool……………………………………….. Roxbury Reilly Pool………………………. Brighton Castle Island………………………………………………. S. Boston Ryan Wading Pool………….. Mattapan Shannon Beach…………………………………………..Winchester McCrehan Pool………………..Cambridge Dealtry Pool……………………………………………….. Watertown Spectacle Island……………… Boston Harbor Magazine Beach Pool…………………………………. Cambridge Latta Pool ……………………… Somerville M St…………………………………………………………….S. Boston Connors Pool……………………………………………… Waltham .
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