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Coordinate with Conference and Training, Area, Day Camp, and Adventure Directors for a smooth season * Plan and foster high staff morale * Maintain Zen and Tag Call Books and distribute attendance ...

Adventure Attendant

Tannersville, PA

$12.50 - $16/hr

Adventure Attendant Department: Camelback Mountain Adventures Reports to: Mountain Adventures ... and direct them safely through attraction areas. * Guide guests on UTV tours, sharing resort ...

Adventure Attendant

Tannersville, PA · On-site

$12.50 - $16/hr

Adventure Attendant Department: Camelback Mountain Adventures Reports to: Mountain Adventures ... and direct them safely through attraction areas. * Guide guests on UTV tours, sharing resort ...

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Adventure Program Manager

Fitchburg, MA · On-site

$66K - $71K/yr

The Adventure Program Manager is central to the oversight, coordination and delivery of community ... The Program Manager is responsible to work with the Director and Coordinator to manage program ...

The Adventure Instructor works under the direct supervision of the Program Manager and Program Coordinator, and will lead programs that help youth and adults to realize their true potential through ...

Day Camp Adventure & Transportation Coordinator The Adventure and Transportation Coordinator will ... Exceptional communication and facilitation skills with a focus on direct communication. * Ability ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Adventure Director, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Adventure Director, you need expertise in outdoor leadership, risk management, and program planning, often supported by certifications in wilderness first aid or outdoor education. Familiarity with safety equipment, navigation tools, and booking or scheduling systems is typically required. Exceptional communication, problem-solving, and team leadership skills set standout candidates apart in this role. These competencies ensure the safe, engaging, and seamless execution of adventure programs for diverse participants.

What is an Adventure Director?

An Adventure Director is a professional responsible for organizing, planning, and overseeing adventure-based activities and programs. They typically work for adventure travel companies, resorts, camps, or outdoor education centers, ensuring that activities like hiking, rafting, rock climbing, or team-building exercises are conducted safely and efficiently. Adventure Directors manage staff, develop itineraries, assess risks, and create memorable experiences for participants. Their role requires strong leadership, knowledge of outdoor safety, and excellent organizational skills.

What are some of the unique challenges Adventure Directors face when planning group expeditions?

Adventure Directors frequently encounter challenges such as ensuring participant safety in unpredictable environments, coordinating logistics across remote or international locations, and adapting plans to sudden weather changes or unexpected obstacles. Balancing risk management with delivering an engaging and memorable experience is a key aspect of the role. Collaboration with guides, medical staff, and local partners is essential to troubleshoot issues and maintain a smooth operation. Staying organized and flexible under pressure is vital for success.
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Adventure Program Director - School of Health and Kinesiology

Adventure Program Director - School of Health and Kinesiology

Southern Adventist University

College Dale, TN

Other

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

Location: School of Health and Kinesiology
Hours - Full-Time, Salary
Job Summary:The Adventure Program (AP) Director will assist in providing quality Outdoor Leadership (OL) laboratory experiences through the Adventure Program, while building greater community connections and generating a positive revenue stream. The AP Director will also continue to develop a vibrant Southern Outdoor Adventure Program (SOAP) to connect students and employees to their Creator through nature.
Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Plan, organize, and direct all SOAP and AP activities
  • Maintain AP/OL/SOAP gear and facilities
  • Build new connections with the community locally and beyond while maintaining connections already established both locally and in other states
  • Increase the annual revenue to cover the cost of the AP Director position
  • Book, staff, and bill for all adventure programming events, including:
    • Environmental education programming
    • Adventure programming
    • SOAP events
  • Perform all other reasonable business-related functions as assigned
  • Oversee Risk Management of all areas of responsibility
    • Responsible for training staff and in-service training
    • Responsible for emergencies during program events (including during travel)
  • Demonstrate strong leadership and organizational skills with the ability to communicate effectively in both written and verbal formats.
  • Attend all mandatory staff and department meetings
Special Requirements:Must have an expressed commitment to Jesus Christ, the teachings and mission of the Seventh-day Adventist church, and an SDA church member in good and regular standing.
  • Must have a desire to serve in a cooperative, spiritually redemptive, and soul-winning atmosphere.
  • Must practice confidentiality of information at all times.

Qualifications:
  • Master's degree preferred.
  • Certifications in ropes course, rope technician, First aid/CPR/AED, and Wilderness First Responder.
  • A minimum of 2 years leading adventure programming events or outdoor education.

Typical Physical Demands: Requires sitting, standing, bending and reaching. May require lifting up to 80 pounds. Requires manual dexterity and physical strength. Requires normal range of hearing and vision.
Working Conditions: Essential tasks are performed under all conditions, with varying temperatures.