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Who we are
Lifeguard Services is an independent lifeguard provider. We provide qualified high quality, quality lifeguards on short or long term basis depending on your specific needs.
We act as an independent organisation that will enable you to quickly and professionally employ a lifeguard.
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What do we offer
Lifeguard Sevices can provide you with fully qualified lifeguards at very short notice to ensure you are able to operate a swimming pool session safely. We have access to a bank of lifeguards across the country who can come at short notice to your venue.
We ensure that the process of finding and providing you with a lifeguard is stress free.
You need to simply contact us with your needs and we will come back to you in a short period of time with a suitable lifeguard.
All of our lifeguards are fully trained and also come with DBS clearance certification which will be presented to you on arrival.
Who can use our services?
Our services can be used by all organisations who require a lifeguard. This may include corporate organisations, parties, special events and schools.
How do we keep you safe?
All of our lifeguards have the RLSS NPLQ or STA-PL qualifications. In addition, all of the lifeguards are trained in first aid.
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Our Vision and Mission
Vision – to create safe swimming environments for communities, organisations and individuals.
Mission – to reduce the risk of drowning in the UK.
Facts and stats
In America alone lifeguards rescue more than an estimated 100,000 persons from drowning annually.
Rip currents account for 80 percent of lifeguards’ beach rescues.
A frightening amount of people come to a swimming pool and don’t attempt a single length.
Drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, claiming an estimated 236,000 lives each year.
Over 90% of drowning deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, with children under the age of five being at highest risk.
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