Join the Pierrefonds-Roxboro Aquatic Complex team
In 2026, the brand-new Pierrefonds-Roxboro Aquatic Complex will open its doors. Designed for the community, it will be a modern, safe, and vibrant space. To bring this experience to life, we’re looking for the very first team of lifeguards and instructors.
Recruitment is officially underway!
We are looking for swim instructors and lifeguards to build our very first team.
Ready to dive into the adventure?
Don’t miss the wave! Submit your application through the online form and make sure to select the Pierrefonds‑Roxboro borough.
Questions about the positions or the hiring process?
Write to us at: [email protected]
Free training today. A job at the new aquatic complex in 2026
If you’re dreaming of working at the new aquatic complex but haven’t completed all the required certifications to become a lifeguard or swim instructor yet, we’ve got great news: lifesaving courses are offered for free. This is your chance to turn winter into an opportunity and secure a rewarding job by summer.
Why sign up for the National Lifeguard certification training?
- The training: free and fulfilling.
- Be ready in time to join the very first team at the new aquatic complex.
- While others are shoveling snow, you’ll be preparing to dive in and make a meaningful contribution to your community.
These courses are the first step toward a safe, stimulating, and future-forward job that offers flexibility, accessibility, work-life balance, competitive pay, inclusivity, purpose, and pride—plus the chance to work with a dynamic, passionate team.
Don’t miss this opportunity: sign up today and dive into the action!
How to prepare for a job at the new aquatic complex as a lifeguard? To qualify, you must successfully complete the following certifications:
Bronze Medallion
- Be at least 13 years old at the time of the final exam or hold the Bronze Star certification.
- Demonstrate the skills and knowledge required for the Bronze Star level.
- For more details, here’s an overview of theBronze Medallion course.
Bronze Cross
- Hold a Bronze Medallion certification.
- For more details, here’s an overview of the Bronze Cross course.
Standard First Aid with AED
- Be at least 14 years old.
- For more details, here’s an overview of the Standard First Aid with AED course.
National lifeguard - pool
- Be at least 15 years old at the time of the final exam (you can work as an assistant lifeguard starting at age 15, or as a lifeguard starting at age 16).
- Hold a Bronze Cross certification.
- Hold a Standard First Aid with AED certification.
- For more details, here’s an overview of the National Lifeguard – Pool course.
- You must hold a Bronze Cross certification or higher.
- Be at least 15 years old before the last day of the course. This means you can start the training at 14, as long as your 15th birthday occurs before the end of the program.
- For more details, here’s the course description for Swimming Instructor | Lifesaving Society Quebec.
Since the new aquatic complex does not currently offer training, you can complete your certifications at nearby pools. Registration periods for your courses may already be open, so don’t hesitate to contact them for more information.
To find a schedule that works for you, use the Lifesaving Society’s search tool and select the following options:
- Categories: Aquatic or First Aid
- Region: Montréal
- Courses: Choose the next course you need based on the pathway outlined above.
- Then click the “APPLY” button.
If you want to take your courses in the Winter 2026 session (starting January 2026), you must register in December. For the Spring 2026 session, register before March. No matter where or when you complete your training, it’s free of charge.
Quick search
Need help?
Contact us if you have questions.