Ski Patrol

Overview

As a Boyne Mountain Ski Patroller you will monitor mountain areas for injured, reckless, and lost skiers and snowboarders. Watch for skiing hazards, provide first aid and other necessary assistance to skiers and snowboarders. You are responsible for safety on the ski slopes, by promoting ski safety, enforcing area policies where applicable. Patrollers are the first ones on the mountain and the last ones off each day. Patrollers are given the privilege and great responsibility of managing the mountain (including lots of skiing!)

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Responsibilities

The Ski Patroller's typical job functions include:

Patrolling ski slopes to ensure guest safety

Enforcing area policies

Assisting and transporting injured skiers

Completing daily logs

Maintaining safety signage

Completing accident forms and required investigations

Qualifications

This position may be for you if:

You are at least 18 years old.

You have current EMT, OEC or equivalent certification

American Heart Association or Red Cross CPR/AED, training

You are an advanced or expert skier

You have additional first-aid experience or licensing recommended

You have ski patrol experience (preferred)

You are available to work days, nights, weekends and holidays

Must have the ability to:

ski/walk/sit for hours each day

work long hours (shifts generally run 9 hours/day, 7 days/week - depending on job status; FT or PT)

hike with skis and a pack

lift up to 50 pounds

carry up to 30 pounds