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Routesetting Support

Gilbert, AZ · On-site

$15.25 - $20/hr

The ideal candidate is passionate in what they do and can provide Routesetting support while working for a fast-growing company. At Alta we are down to earth, fun, family-oriented people who Always ...

Cultivation & Harvest Support - Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$15.75 - $20.25/hr

Comfortable working around humidity, dirt, and varying temperatures. Work Environment This position ... disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or ...

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Routesetting Support

Alta Gilbert

Gilbert, AZ • On-site

$15.25 - $20/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 5 days ago


Job description

Description:

Job Title: Routesetting Support

Reports to: Head Routesetter

Location: Alta Climbing and Fitness - Gilbert / Chandler


Alta is looking for an enthusiastic person to join our Routesetting Support Team. This is a Part-Time position consisting of stripping rope routes and forerunning. The ideal candidate is passionate in what they do and can provide Routesetting support while working for a fast-growing company. At Alta we are down to earth, fun, family-oriented people who Always Live The Adventure, and want to help others live it too!


What You’ll Do:

  • Work closely with the Routesetting team to forerun and make changes to ensure that all climbs meet Alta quality and safety standards;
  • Maintain a clean and organized professional work environment throughout the day;
  • Follow workplace safety procedures and use appropriate personal protective equipment and fall protection at all times;
  • Strip, wash and organize holds. Maintain the organization and cleanliness of the Setting Closet and Hold Washing Shower;
  • Perform general maintenance including but not limited to routine inspections of gear, equipment, hardware, quickdraws, anchors, and auto belays;
  • Strip additional days for competitions and special events. Be willing to work overtime when necessary;
  • Be able to commute between gyms;
  • Be a positive role model for the community. Engage with members and pass along your passion and knowledge of climbing;
  • Take initiative to help the team progress to our shared purpose – We climb higher by lifting others.

Who You Are:

  • Attitude - Maintain a positive one;
  • Live by example – always show integrity; keep yourself and others accountable;
  • Together we can climb higher – Lift those around you;
  • Active, healthy, and happy lifestyle;
  • Have a passion for Routesetting;
  • Solve problems and think fast on your feet; take initiative without prompting;
  • Work well in both an individual and a collaborative environment; willing to work wherever you are needed;
  • Communicate effectively, be able to give and receive constructive criticism, be willing to change;
  • Be comfortable working at height using ladders, ropes, or a lift;
  • Creative, Empathic, Curious, Attention to Detail, Strong Work Ethic, Adaptable, Coachable.


Requirements:

Experience You Bring:

  • Ability to forerun
  • Be able to lift heavy loads of 50 pounds or more and complete strenuous physical labor;
  • Have a strong understanding of climbing movement and technique.


Your Time Commitment:

  • 10-15 hours per week;
  • Attend monthly staff meetings;
  • Participate in regularly scheduled reviews


Perks of Being part of the Alta Family:

  • Free membership, free monthly Buddy Pass
  • 25% discounts on retail and gear;
  • Staff climb nights and events;
  • Growth opportunities are available to any staff member that is committed to the team and has a desire to succeed.

Employee Conduct:

Alta employees are responsible for following rules of conduct based on honesty, good taste, fair play, courtesy, safety, and professionalism when interacting with co-workers, customers, and vendors.


The Route Setter Support is a “safety sensitive” position and requires the employee to be drug free. Pre-employment drug tests will be performed for all employees. Violations will result in non-compensated suspension or dismissal.