2026 Seasonal Beach Attendant Watercolor

Job Summary

The role of a beach attendant is to provide equipment such as chairs and umbrellas to hotel guest for them to enjoy while on the beach. This role is responsible for ensuring the beach is prepped and ready for you to escort the guests to their preferred area.

Primary Responsibilities & Essential Functions

• Greet guests in a friendly helpful manner
• Load and transport beach equipment and towels prior to each shift
• Assist in the setup of tables, chairs, tents, and umbrellas
• Properly store equipment when not in use
• Lead guests to beach setup and assist with any requests they may have 
• Assist guest with related questions and concerns
• Assist guest with minor emergencies and first aid
• Respond appropriately to major emergencies requiring a lifeguard or a calling 911 emergency services
• Monitor and maintain appearance of beach
• Keep work area tidy and organized
• Collect all beach equipment and soiled towels at the end of shift
• Follow company policies and procedures
• All other duties as assigned

Education and Experience

• Sufficient education and literacy needed to identify and read product labels and to communicate with guests about job-related needs
• Ability to read, write, speak, and communicate in basic English is preferred
• Some experience in customer service is strongly preferred
• CPR certification (can obtain after employment)

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities

• Detail oriented and thorough
• Ability to perform consistent work to the highest of standards
• Ability to remain discreet and respect the privacy of guests
• Ability to interact with guests in a pleasant friendly way
• Ability to assist guests courteously and efficiently 
• Ability to retain and enforce safety procedures

Physical Demands

• Must be able to lift/carry 50 LBS
• Must be able to work in the sun/heat for long periods of time
• Must be able to navigate through sand while carrying heavy objects
• Ability to bend, stoop, stretch, throughout the shift

Working Conditions

• Predominantly outdoors, exposed to direct sunlight and extreme heat
• Working on uneven surfaces, such as sand
• Exposure to changing and unexpected weather conditions, such as wind and rain
• Occasional interaction with large groups of guests