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Seasonal Full Time. Begin your legacy at Snowbasin Resort as a Ski Patroller. Free season pass for yourself and qualified family members, and killer outdoor retailer perks are just a few amazing ...

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Ski Patrol - Winter 26/27

snowbasin

Huntsville, UT • On-site

Full-time

Posted 21 days ago


Job description

Seasonal Full Time. Begin your legacy at Snowbasin Resort as a Ski Patroller. Free season pass for yourself and qualified family members, and killer outdoor retailer perks are just a few amazing reasons to join the Snowbasin team. Must be 21 years or over.

SUMMARY:  The primary responsibility of the Snowbasin Ski Patrol is to provide professional customer service focused on safety.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (other duties may be assigned):

  • Promote safety and provide exceptional customer service
  • Provide emergency care and transport for guests and employees
  • Contribute to the daily operation of the Ski Patrol and the resort
  • Perform lift/gondola evacuation and other search and rescue operations
  • Assist in avalanche reduction measures and other snow safety related duties

    EQUIPMENT USED:

    • Radios, toboggans, first aid equipment, avalanche beacons and probes
    • Explosives and avalaunchers
    • Snowmobiles

    RESPONSIBILITIES TO SAFETY:

    • Ensure the highest standard of safety is maintained throughout the resort
    • Enforce safe skiing and riding practices and provide related education when necessary
    • Demonstrate hazard awareness and the ability to relate it to risk reduction
    • Maintain signage, tower pads and other risk reduction strategies
    • Adhere to all Ski Patrol policies and procedures regarding rescuer safety

    REQUIREMENTS:

    • Current OEC or EMT, or completion before start of season
    • Current CPR, or completion before start of season
    • Must be 21 or older