Zazen One Annual maintenance contract for lifeguard services (01 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2027)
Contract Posted On: December 10, 2024 Closing On: December 14, 2024 Scope of Work – Lifeguard Services Manpower: Lifeguard (male) – 1 Working Hours:
12hours, (8.00 am to 8.00 pm)- 7 days a week Working Post: Swimming Pool General Terms and Requirements: The vendor confirms to undertake all relevant government authorities licenses, permissions, and consents required for it to perform the services, and to perform all of its obligations under this agreement. Training or any certification required in compliance with relevant authorities for the lifeguard shall be the responsibility of the contractor. Scope of work: Enforce all pool rules in a consistent manner. Administer first aid and CPR as required. To keep watch& ward of the swimming pools area. Monitor chemical levels and be sure that no one is using the pools within the next hour to put the chemicals. Responsible for ensuring that the guest lockers area is clean. To keep watch on the cleanliness of the swimming pools area. Responsible for ensuring that the guest showers area is clean. Responsible for making sure that the kids are using the swimming pool with someone from their family. Responsible for the implementation of the close the swimming pool. Protect Life and Property. Responsible for the implementation of the close the swimming pool. Identify potential accident hazards. Be alert or prevent accidents (risk management). Handle discipline situations with courtesy and fairness. Respond quickly, intelligently, decisively, and in accordance with established emergency and accident management procedures. Patrol on foot; at all of the swimming pools area. Enforce client policies and regulations in an effective, courteous, and sensitive manner. Provide rapid response to safety, first aid, medical, environmental health, and other emergencies in the Property. Support the crime prevention function. Respond to calls for assistance or service. Prepare and submit reports containing required and pertinent information in a timely and efficient manner to the Authorities. To be on the lookout for potential trouble mongers and be proactive. To report Faults & Failures to the Second Party's Representative and follow up rectification measures as directed by him. To cooperate with maintenance representatives like plumbing, electricity, etc., for repair and rectification. Check all materials being removed from the site making sure they have written permission from the authority. Documentation: Shall maintain Swimming Pool Visitor Logbook Shall maintain swimming pool maintenance Logbook. Shall maintain a record of quality check of swimming pool water. Shall maintain a record of PH level and chlorine level of swimming pool water. Safety Policy: Work Force shall be provided with proper uniform, hand gloves, face mask, and other safety equipment to be used while duty. The vendor is solely responsible for any liability that may arise due to the injury sustained to its employees during the course of their work under this agreement.
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