The Kennesaw Parks and Recreation Department recently opened applications for summer positions.

Positions for the All-Star Summer Day Camp - for ages 6 to 12 - will include directors, an assistant director and counselors and, for the Splash Pad, a lead attendant and an attendant.

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and have a CPR/First Aid/AED Certification or be willing and able to be certified.

Throughout the summer, the staff will be evaluated continuously and provided with feedback to enhance their performance, according to a city statement.

A low camper-to-staff ratio of 10:1 is maintained “for maximum safety and an enjoyable camp experience,” the statement added.

The Splash Pad at Swift-Cantrell Park is a 3,200-square-foot, family-friendly area for water play.

Controlled by motion sensors, the Splash Pad consists of a fountain spray, ground geyser, jet stream, magic mist and multiple sea silhouettes.

Among the responsibilities of Splash Pad attendants are assisting patrons, collecting admission fees and giving first aid.

To apply for a seasonal summer position with the Kennesaw Parks & Recreation, visit city-of-kennesaw.mightyrecruiter.com

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