Life Guards
Serving as a lifeguard can also provide valuable personal growth and development. Conscripts learn to stay calm and focused in high-pressure situations, develop strong communication skills, and gain a sense of responsibility and leadership.
All starts with your basic training 🏊
And then you can advance to many interesting fields within the Life Guard organization.
Joining the lifeguard corps means joining a community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for safety and service
Our team members are not just skilled in water rescue and first aid, but also in a variety of sports and disciplines that keep them fit, alert, and ready for anything.
But what sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to obedience.
We know that in times of crisis, following orders can mean the difference between life and death. That's why we hold ourselves to the highest standards of discipline and obedience.
Whether it's patrolling the shoreline, responding to emergencies, or simply staying in top
physical condition, our lifeguards are always on the front lines, ready to serve and protect.
Teaching young people to swim is one of the most important missions of the lifeguard organization. But our efforts go beyond just teaching the mechanics of swimming. We instill in our students a deep respect for the power of the ocean, and a sense of responsibility.
Through our swim programs, we not only save lives, but also promote healthy habits and active lifestyles. Swimming is a low-impact exercise that provides a full-body workout, and can help improve cardiovascular health, strength, and flexibility.
Our cadets receive hands-on training in a variety of skills, including swim rescue techniques, CPR and first aid, and beach patrol operations.
Our cadets work alongside experienced lifeguards and receive guidance.
Join our cadet program, become part of the lifeguard family.
Our elite wilde water rescue team members undergo specialized training in swiftwater rescue, high-angle rescue, and other advanced techniques. They are equipped with state-of-the-art rescue equipment.
The life guard security team is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of our beaches and waterways. To do so, they undergo extensive training in crowd control, conflict resolution, and emergency response.
Our security team members are equipped with state-of-the-art body armor and protective gear, designed to withstand even the most violent confrontations.
They prioritize de-escalation and communication, seeking to resolve conflicts peacefully whenever possible.
It's wonderful to see how the work we do as lifeguards not only promotes safety on the water, but also creates opportunities for our conscripts. We're proud of you both for serving our community and finding love in the process.
A reserve reports: "As a reserves life guard, I look forward to my annual 4 weeks of duty every year. It's a chance for me to brush up on my skills, contribute to the community, and bond with my fellow lifeguards. At the beginning of my 4 weeks…
… I undergo the traditional head shave, a symbol of our commitment to the lifeguard organization and the safety of those we serve.
At the beginning of our 4 weeks we undergo one week of rigorous re-indoctrination, we go through an intensive training program that covers…
… all aspects of lifeguarding, including first aid, CPR, water rescue techniques, and communication protocols. The re-indoctrination week is a challenging experience that ensures we are all on the same page and prepared to handle any situation that may arise while on duty.
Reindoctrination in the Life Guard involves activating old protocols drilled into our minds as conscripts . The conditioning runs deep, but they say it makes us stronger.
When serving on reserve duty, we use our 5 digit alpha numeric designation instead of our names.
It's a reminder that we are part of a larger system, and that our individual identities are less import. It helps us stay focused on our duty.
Using our designation instead of our names helps to create a sense of anonymity and impartiality. It allows us to focus on the task at hand without being distracted by personal biases or prejudices.
"But despite using a designation, we still form close bonds and connections with our fellow reservists. It's a reminder that even though we may be anonymous in name, we are still united by a common purpose and duty.
A Security LifeGuard with his boyfriend who serves in the mechanical division and repairs Ships and Boats of the LifeGuard Service.
