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Meet our team at an upcoming Summer Job Fair

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Ever wonder how those friendly faces at the waterpark, golf course, inflatables, climbing tower, zip line or community event were able to get such a fun summer job?

For many, their unique career journey started at one of Oakland County Parks and Recreation's  Summer Job Fairs!

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Join OCPR on Saturday, Feb. 26 for our next Summer Job Fair at Lookout Lodge in Waterford Oaks County Park.

Get your questions answered, meet our friendly staff, discuss your future goals and submit your job application from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Flexible work schedules allow you to make money, meet new people and work outdoors.

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What positions are available?

Oakland County Parks and Recreation’s team members will be interviewing to fill several summer positions, including Lifeguards, Parks Attendants, Parks Seasonal Laborers, Waterpark Workers, Recreation Program Leaders and Recreation Assistants.

What do waterpark employees do?

Lifeguards are needed to ensure a safe swimming environment at the waterpark using established techniques, which are taught and practiced at initial and weekly in-service trainings. A pre-employment swim test and International Lifeguard Training Program are provided to applicants free of charge.

Plus, when new OCPR lifeguards complete 100 hours of paid lifeguard service at the waterparks, they will receive a $300 bonus.

Parks Attendants have direct interaction with customers at the point of sale, greet and act as hosts to visitors, take reservations, coordinate park entry and complete cash transactions. They answer questions, give directions, explain facilities and assist with other waterpark operations duties.

Parks Seasonal Laborers perform entry-level manual work, which as carrying, loading and unloading materials and equipment; cleaning work sites; mowing lawns, weed trimming and general landscaping duties; and irrigation and mowing equipment repairs. Waterpark Workers handle park maintenance responsibilities like mowing, trash removal, tree maintenance, line trimming and custodial services.

What does it mean to be part of the Recreation Programs and Services team?

Recreation Program Leaders and Recreation Assistants offer programming for children and adults and operate mobile recreation units like inflatables, a zipline, games, a climbing tower, an archery range and more. They travel to OCPR’s 14 parks and other locations throughout the county to assist with programs, festivals and signature events. No two days are ever the same as staff works to provide fun, safe and quality recreation experiences for people of all ages.

How can I learn more?

Individuals ages 16 and older are welcome to apply for Lifeguard, Parks Attendant or Recreation Program Leader. Other positions are limited to those 18 and older.

Attend our event on Feb. 26 to find the perfect fit for you or plan to attend our Summer Job Fair from 4-7 p.m. March 18 at Red Oaks Golf Course Pro Shop in Madison Heights. Learn more at OaklandCountyParks.com or call 248-858-0530.

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Oakland County Parks and Recreation

The Oakland County Parks are your recreation destination. OCPR operates 14 parks that provide healthy outdoor adventures, soothing natural surroundings and unlimited options for good times with family and friends. With nearly 7,000 acres and more than 80 miles of trails to explore, you can discover adventure in your own backyard.