WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A SKI PATROLLER:
- You must be at least 18 years of age
- Must pass current OEC and CPR Certification
- Ability to effectively communicate with everyone
- Ability to handle stressful situations in a professional manner, calling for assistance when necessary
- Ability to quickly respond to emergencies and distress situations, following NSP and local protocol
WHAT A SKI PATROLLER DOES:
- Promote a positive and safe experience for all visiting patrons
- Enforce rules and ensure safety of all patrons through effective interface on hill
- Maintain professionalism on the hill and in the lodge
- Ability to work days, evenings, weekends and holidays
- Help keep the ski patrol hut clean and orderly
- Communicate ski area policies, rules and schedules in a clear fashion to patrons
- Alert supervisory staff (hill Leader) to dangerous or potentially dangerous situations
- Perform and assist in emergencies (perform CPR, first aid, rescue,…)
- Ensure appropriate use of equipment including toboggans, radios, skis, snowboards, ropes and chair
evacuation equipment.
- Regulate skiers and boarders on the lifts, trails and monitor the magic carpet and bunny hills
- Responsible for minor maintenance, cleaning and upkeep of ski hut and ski area.
- Attend annual medical refresher, CPR refresher, and chair evacuation refresher
- Work a minimum of one shift at the annual ski swap including set-up, sales, intake of equipment and take-down
- Alpine patrollers must attend an annual toboggan refresher
- Be familiar with the Ski Patrol Handbook and National Ski Patrol Policy and Procedures
- Ski Patrollers are generally the first person on the lift in the morning and the last person off the hill after closing
- Perform other duties as assigned
IF YOU THINK YOU ARE RIGHT PERSON
FOR THIS JOB, PLEASE click on the Join link above
