Ski Patroller - Operations Specialist

Alterra•Brighton, UT

8d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a non-supervisory position that will provide resource management for up to 15 employees and will be responsible for a wide variety of mountain operations. The incumbent will spend the majority of their time in the field. The Operations Specialist reports directly to the Director of Patrol, Ski Patrol Manager, Ski Patrol Supervisor, and the Avalanche Mitigation Manager. This position requires strong interpersonal relationship skills. This position is part of a bargaining unit represented by the Solitude Ski Patrol Union.

Requirements

Must be employed as a Solitude Mountain Patroller
3 years of patrol experience at Solitude
Strong communication, decision making, and leadership skills
Adept at utilizing and coaching 2-way radio communications
A thorough understanding of Solitude operations
Ski Patrol level 2 or above

Nice To Haves

Avalanche Pro 1 certification preferred
3 years of avalanche mitigation experience at a class “A” resort preferred

Responsibilities

Oversee the operations of one of two duty stations
Oversees, trains, and ensures AM and PM sweeps are conducted and documented in accordance with standard operating procedures
Trains line patrollers in proper documentation of incidents
Communicates and coordinates operations with patrol leadership
Provides emergency care to those in need of assistance and has the ability to train line patrollers in emergency care
Provides training to line patrollers in Ski Patrol level 2 skills and below
Support and assist all other specialist roles with training and coordination
Collaborate with patrol leadership and other specialists on equipment needs, repairs, and recommended replacement schedule
Ensure all patient information is collected and recorded in accordance with industry standards
Assists in inter-agency rescue efforts in fluid complex situations
Ensures proper signage and required rope lines are in place
Enforces local and state ordinances as well as the skier responsibility code
Evaluates mountain conditions and hazards and takes steps to mitigate such hazards including appropriate markings if applicable
Ensures that the clinic, locker room, and top stations, both interior and exterior, are kept in a clean working order