KAPOLEI, Hawaii (KHON2) -- If you love the water and all things water park-related, working at Wet'n'Wild Hawaii should be on your radar. Get Hawaii's latest morning news delivered to your inbox, sign up for News 2 You Earlier this week, the park announced they are taking applications from those interested in becoming lifeguards, cabana servers and more. Positions are available throughout the park and have many great benefits. 4 tips for launching a side hustle at any age Wet'n'Wild Hawaii is the perfect place for youth applicants to start in the workforce, especially those looking into jobs with City and County Ocean Safety officers or professional lifeguards. The best part? No experience is necessary as on-the-job training is available. To work at Wet'n'Wild Hawaii, applicants must be 16 years and older and have a work permit. Those looking to become a lifeguard can also receive free training, valued at $180. There’s a career path awaiting all staff at the park, especially starting at entry-level, there are many ways to work your way up and gain skills through on-the-job training. Chris Norman, Wet'n'Wild Assistant General Manager Once hired, employees can enjoy a number of benefits including a competitive hourly wage, discounted employee meals while on shift and of course, free employee admission to the park. Check out more news from around Hawaii Visit Wet'n'Wild Hawaii's website to apply today.