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SAN JOSE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
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I.
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Title
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Swimming Pool Technician I/Custodian
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II.
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Definition
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Under supervision of Swimming Pool Technician II, cleans and maintains swimming pools,
pool equipment, and chlorine generators; drives District vehicle; performs routine cleaning
in a plant or installation; and does related work consistent with the job description.
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III.
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Examples of Duties
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May assist in keeping daily and monthly pool readings (records) of all pools on route;
drives to sites; cleans and maintains swimming pool by vacuuming, skimming, cleaning
scum gutters and baskets, hand cleaning tile, proper pool chemistry; operates and maintains
filters, chlorinators, and pool equipment including pool heating equipment; makes check of
pH, chlorine, total chlorine, alkalinity, and cyanuric levels of pool water; adjusts chlorinators
and adds chemicals as required; washes down and cleans all areas adjacent to pool, boiler
room, equipment room, drinking fountains around deck, and pool equipment. When weather
does not permit this type of work, working from Operations work schedule - see Custodian
I job description.
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IV.
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Distinguishing Characteristics
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V.
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Employment Standards
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A.
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Knowledge of:
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Methods, tools, and practices of pool maintenance;
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Modern cleaning methods and the use and care of cleaning materials
and equipment;
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The tools and basic practices of routine building maintenance work.
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B.
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Ability to:
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Swim ten yards, tread water for five minutes;
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Pass Swimming Pool Technicians test;
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Physically perform pool maintenance, including working in water at times;
Make minor repairs to pool equipment;
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Use cleaning materials and equipment with skill, safety, and efficiency;
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Perform heavy physical labor.
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C.
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Ability to Obtain:
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CPR (within six months);
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First Aid (Red Cross within six months);
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