NASTAR/Events Crew - Winter 26-27

Alterra Mountain Company•Sandpoint, ID

3d•$15 - $18•Onsite

About The Position

This dual-role position supports both general event operations and NASTAR alpine race activities, playing a key part in delivering memorable guest experiences. Responsibilities include setting up and breaking down event infrastructure, assisting with logistics, and maintaining a safe, organized environment. As part of the NASTAR Race Crew, the role also involves preparing racecourses, operating timing systems, and supporting participants to ensure a fun and safe racing experience for all ages and skill levels. Expect most shifts to be over weekends and holidays.

Requirements

English reading, writing and communication.
Basic computer skills
Ability to stand or walk on snow for the entirety of your shift.
Ability to be outside in all weather conditions.
Able to lift 50 lbs on your own and up to 100 lbs with assistance.
Excellent guest and employee relations

Nice To Haves

Previous Race background is preferred.
Skiing or riding at an expert level is preferred.
1-2 years in an on-snow position preferred

Responsibilities

Assist with setup and teardown of event spaces, including tents, signage, tables, and equipment.
Support event operations such as registration, guest assistance, and crowd management.
Ensure cleanliness and organization of event areas before, during, and after events.
Set up and maintain racecourses, including gates, fencing, and timing equipment.
Operate timing systems and record race results accurately.
Assist racers with registration, start procedures, and post-race activities.
Monitor course safety and conditions, making adjustments as needed.
Provide excellent customer service to guests and participants.
Collaborate with ski patrol and mountain operations to ensure safety protocols are followed.
Troubleshoot minor issues and escalate concerns to supervisors as needed.
Shovel Snow
Ski/Board grooming of racecourse
Other duties as assigned
Understanding of Schweitzer and its services