Our Lifeguard Team

The City of Prince Albert has partnered with Métis Nation - Western Region 2 to provide free lifesaving and lifeguard training to local Indigenous and Métis youth. 

Eligible participants will be able to take part in Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross, and National Lifeguard courses.

Eligibility:

• Aged 15+
• Identify as First Nation, Inuit, or Métis (status/non-status)
• Complete in-water screening or have completed swimming lessons
• Reside in Western Region 2

Registration Process:

• Contact the FJD Pool to complete in-water screening.
• Register for courses by calling the FJD Pool office.

Step 1: Bronze Medallion

Step 2: Bronze Cross

Step 3: Standard First Aid & CPR

Step 4: National Lifeguard

Lifesaving and lifeguard courses will be offered at the Frank J. Dunn Swimming Pool this fall.

Have you been a lifeguard in the past? Certification expired? We can help! Email aquatics@citypa.com if you're interested in rejoining the lifeguard team.

Perks of Being a Lifeguard 

• Annual certifications paid by the City of Prince Albert
• Annual reimbursement allowance for footwear, sunglasses, and swimwear 
• MEPP pension: matches at 9%
• One of the highest lifeguard hourly wages in the province
• Part of an amazing team! 

See CUPE Local 882 Collective Bargaining Agreement for full benefits and wage/salary breakdown. 

News and Events

July 31, 2024 - Prince Albert marks Lifeguard Appreciation Day with new hires

August 22, 2024 - 2024 Lifeguard Scholarship Awarded to Geneva Tait

September 16, 2024 - City of Prince Albert partners with Métis Nation to provide free lifeguard training

October 12, 2024 - "Become a Lifeguard" Open House at Frank J. Dunn Swimming Pool

October 15, 2024 - "City begins recruitment campaign for more lifeguards" - Prince Albert Daily Herald

October 16, 2024 - Opening Doors to Tomorrow Career Fair at Art Hauser Centre 

November 1, 2024 - Join our Lifeguard Team