Ski Patrol Supervisor - Snow Safety - Internal Applicants Only

Loveland Ski Area•Georgetown, CO

2d•$32 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

This full-time, seasonal position is responsible for assessing and forecasting avalanche hazards, documenting avalanche mitigation efforts, and developing and supervising explosives training. The role involves assisting the Ski Patrol Director with training, scheduling, and supervision of avalanche mitigation operations, as well as developing and upgrading Ski Patrol avalanche procedures. The supervisor is responsible for skier/snowboarder safety and maintaining an inventory of avalanche mitigation equipment. Additionally, the role includes performing the duties of the Ski Patrol Director in their absence and ensuring a positive experience for guests and employees with safety and fun as top priorities.

Requirements

H. S. diploma or equivalent education and/or experience
3-5 years’ experience in Ski Patrol leadership and all aspects of ski patrolling.
Emergency Medical Technician or Outdoor Emergency Care certifications
Possession of or the ability to pass a FELC criminal background check and obtain a CDLE Type 1 Explosives Permit.
Minimum AAA Pro 1 or AIARE Level 3 certification.
Possession of (or ability to obtain) a valid Colorado Driver’s License, with an acceptable driving record
Have knowledge of explosives handling and storage, avalanche control, search and rescue procedures and chairlift evacuation procedures.
Ability to assume temporary incident command of any on mountain critical incidents.
Proficient computer skills, including MS Word, Excel and Outlook
Ability to communicate clearly in English – speak and understand verbal and written communications.
Expert level ski or snowboard ability
Must be designated as a Class 4 Loveland Ski Patroller, or equivalent

Nice To Haves

Supervisory experience preferred
Pro II preferred
Bilingual is helpful

Responsibilities

Responsible for avalanche control planning and execution, directing control work to be performed
Responsible for evaluating and recommending employees who are selected as control work route leaders
Monitor performance of patrollers and provide input to Patrol Director related to performance management, including evaluations, performance correction, coaching, disciplinary action, promotions and assignment of special duties.
Responsible for delivering performance reviews to a portion of the patrol staff
Training of ski patrol skills and procedures
Responsible for creating, maintaining, and updating relevant training protocols and procedures for avalanche control work, avalanche rescue, cache inventory and reporting, advanced avalanche education (i.e. AAA level courses) and any other snow safety focused initiatives
Performance of any patroller/other supervisory duties, as needed
Assess and forecast all avalanche hazards at Loveland Ski Area.
Document all avalanche mitigation and update all avalanche control documentation.
Develop and supervise all explosives training.
Assist the Ski Patrol Director in the training, scheduling, and supervision of all Ski Patrol avalanche mitigation operations.
Develop and upgrade all Ski Patrol avalanche procedures and operations.
Responsible for skier/snowboarder safety.
Maintain inventory of all Avalanche mitigation equipment including repairs, refills, and replacement when needed.
Perform the duties of the Ski Patrol Director in absence of Director.
Every employee is responsible for providing a positive experience for our guests and employees, with safety and fun as our top priorities.

Benefits

Free Loveland Employee Season Pass.
Immediate Family dependent passes or complimentary/discount lift tickets for family and friends.
Free or discounted skiing & riding at over 30 other ski areas (restrictions may apply).
Accident Injury, Hospital Indemnity, and Critical Illness Plans. (Must work a minimum of two days per week)
Accrued sick leave.

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