| Employer | Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort (Marriott International) |
| Job Title | Pool & Beach Attendant |
| Location | Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE |
| Department | Recreation, Pool & Beach |
| Work Style | Outdoors, active and guest-facing |
| How to Apply | Official Marriott careers website |
If you’d rather be outside than stuck behind a counter, a pool and beach job might suit you better than you think. Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort is hiring for a pool and beach role, and for people who enjoy being active and chatting with guests, it’s a real option in one of Dubai’s busiest holiday zones.
This isn’t just about folding towels. It’s about making sure guests feel welcome, safe and looked after while they relax.
About the Resort
Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort is a Marriott International property on Dubai’s coast, where the pool and beach areas are a big part of the guest experience, especially in the cooler months. Sheraton is one of Marriott’s best-known brands, so you’d be working to the standards of a major global hotel group.
What You’ll Be Doing
Marriott lists a Pool Attendant role at this same resort, and the duties below follow that description. Please check the official ad for the exact title and details.
- Cleaning and mopping the pool deck so it stays tidy and safe
- Creating a fun, relaxing atmosphere with an upbeat attitude
- Collecting, folding and stacking towels according to company procedures
- Welcoming every guest, anticipating what they need and thanking them genuinely
- Explaining the rules and regulations of the pool and recreation areas
- Assisting guests with disabilities whenever they need a hand
- Following company policies, safety training and uniform standards
Safety Is a Big Part of the Job
A pool attendant is another set of watchful eyes. The role involves observing activity in the recreation area and responding properly if there’s an emergency, following the local procedure. You’ll also need to notice when a guest may not be able to take part in an activity safely and let your supervisor or manager know.
If someone gets injured, you’re expected to help until emergency medical services arrive, and any accidents, injuries or unsafe conditions must be reported to your manager. Marriott also expects you to complete safety training and certifications, so a calm head and a responsible attitude matter a lot.
Who Should Apply
- You’re friendly, upbeat and comfortable talking to guests from all over the world
- You’re happy to be on your feet and moving for long shifts
- You speak clear, professional English
- You’re neat, reliable and take safety seriously
- You work well with others and treat colleagues with respect
- Previous experience at a pool, beach club, resort or hotel is a plus, and a first aid or lifeguard certificate can help too, even though it isn’t stated for this role
Working Outdoors in Dubai
Be honest with yourself about the weather. Winter days by the water are lovely, but summer heat is serious. Drink plenty of water, wear sunscreen, and bring comfortable shoes if the resort allows it. Staff who look after themselves usually deliver better service, and managers notice that.
Salary, Benefits and Visa: Ask Before You Assume
We couldn’t find salary, shift pattern, visa, accommodation or transport details for this role, so we won’t guess. Ask about them at the interview stage and get the answers confirmed in writing before you accept an offer.
