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Lifeguard - (Celebration Key - Bahamas)
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The Lifeguard supports guest safety at Celebration Key, Carnival’s destination in Grand Bahama. Responsibilities typically include monitoring pools, beaches, and water attractions; enforcing safety rules; responding quickly to emergencies; performing rescues; providing first aid, CPR, and AED assistance; completing inspections and incident reports; and maintaining a clean, welcoming area. Candidates should hold current lifeguard, CPR, AED, and first-aid certifications, demonstrate strong swimming and rescue skills, and meet any required physical or medical standards. Previous lifeguarding, waterpark, resort, or hospitality experience is helpful. The successful candidate is alert, dependable, calm under pressure, professional with guests, comfortable working outdoors in heat and changing weather, and able to work flexible shifts, weekends, and holidays.
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About Carnival Cruises
Carnival Cruise Line is one of the world’s largest cruise operators and a leading brand within Carnival Corporation & plc. Founded in 1972, the company operates cruise ships and vacation destinations serving millions of guests each year. Carnival is known for lively entertainment, family-friendly activities, casual dining, themed experiences, and approachable service. Its employees work across shipboard, destination, shoreside, marine, hotel, culinary, and guest-services functions. Celebration Key is Carnival’s dedicated destination in Grand Bahama, designed to provide guests with beaches, pools, water activities, dining, shopping, and entertainment. Working for Carnival generally involves a multicultural environment, strong guest-service expectations, safety-focused procedures, and opportunities to build experience in tourism and hospitality. Employment terms, benefits, accommodation, and scheduling vary by position and may differ between shipboard and destination roles.