| Company | Ajman Saray, a Luxury Collection Resort |
| Position | Lifeguard |
| Location | Ajman, UAE |
| Department | Pool, Beach and Recreation |
| Job Type | Full-time |
| Salary | As per company standards (confirm at interview) |
Why this job is worth a look
If you hold a lifeguard certificate and would rather spend your working days beside the sea than inside an office, this opening deserves your attention. Ajman Saray, a Luxury Collection Resort, is hiring a Lifeguard to join its team in Ajman. It is a job where people trust you with something that truly matters: keeping guests safe while they relax.
About the resort
Ajman Saray is a 5-star beachfront resort on the Arabian Gulf, with a private stretch of sandy beach, a swimming pool, a children’s pool, a spa and several restaurants. It is part of the Luxury Collection brand, which is known for polished service.
Families, couples and weekend visitors from Dubai and Sharjah come here to unwind, so the pool and beach get busy, especially on Fridays, weekends and public holidays. That is exactly when a calm, alert lifeguard makes all the difference.
What you will be doing
- Watching the pool, beach and water areas at all times and spotting trouble before it happens.
- Responding quickly in emergencies, including water rescues, first aid and CPR.
- Politely explaining safety rules to guests, such as depth limits and supervising children.
- Checking rescue equipment, safety signs and the first aid kit before every shift.
- Reporting anything unsafe in the pool or beach area straight away.
- Helping with water-quality checks as per the resort’s procedures.
- Writing clear incident reports when something happens.
- Answering guest questions with a smile and pointing them in the right direction.
What the resort is likely to look for
Always read the official posting for the final requirements, but candidates for this kind of role are usually expected to have:
- A valid lifeguard certificate (pool and, ideally, beachfront) with up-to-date CPR and first aid.
- Strong swimming ability and good physical fitness.
- The ability to stay focused for long hours, often in the sun and heat.
- Good spoken English. Arabic, Russian or other languages are a bonus in a guest-facing role.
- A friendly, professional attitude, because lifeguards are the face of safety for guests.
- Previous hotel, resort or beach club experience is helpful, but a fresh certificate and a great attitude can still get you noticed.
- Readiness to join soon and a valid UAE visa status, where required.
A typical day on the job
Your shift starts with checking the equipment and making sure the pool and beach are ready. During the day you rotate between watch points so nobody loses concentration, keep an eye on children, and step in early when someone is swimming beyond their ability. In quieter moments you tidy the area and complete your logs. It is active, outdoor work with real responsibility.
Why it can be a smart career move
Working at a luxury resort gives you hospitality experience that looks excellent on a CV. Lifeguards who show reliability often move on to roles like pool supervisor, aquatics coordinator or recreation team leader. You also build skills in emergency response, guest service and teamwork that employers across the UAE value.
