Axel Tamers

swimmers as they enter the pool, ensuring they understand and follow safety guidelines right from the start.

Keeping an Eye Out: Constantly watch over the beach and the water, using flags to signal any dangerous areas.

Rescue Ready: Act fast in emergencies by performing rescues and offering first aid.

Ongoing Supervision: Keep a close watch on the swimming area to prevent any accidents.

Quick Action: Jump into action with rescue techniques and first aid when needed.

Crowd Control: Manage pool access and monitor the number of swimmers to avoid overcrowding.

Rule Enforcement: Ensure everyone follows hygiene and safety rules like mandatory showers and no diving in unsafe areas.

Focused Observation: Pay extra attention to children and less experienced swimmers.

Friendly Guidance: Offer simple safety tips and advice on how to enjoy the pool safely.

Equipment Check: Regularly inspect safety equipment, such as life buoys and defibrillators, to ensure they’re working properly.

Preventive Actions: Step in early to correct any risky behavior before it turns into an emergency.

Monitoring the Sea: Check the weather, currents, and waves to spot potential risks.

Safety Coach: Inform beachgoers about safety rules and proper behavior.

Teamwork: Coordinate with local authorities if a critical situation arises.