The Aquatics Technician II inspects, maintains, and performs complex repairs of aquatic equipment and facilities, designs, renovates, and constructs aquatic facility systems, and tests and maintains water quality as required by health codes and safety standards, typically requiring two years of full-time experience maintaining and repairing mechanical equipment at large commercial aquatic facilities, including one year of experience in renovation and/or modification of pumping, circulation, and filtration systems, along with a Certified Pool/Spa Operator or Aquatic Facility Operator certification and a valid California Class C Driver’s License.