Ski Equipment Worker NA-04
us department of warFort Wainwright (AK)
Ski Equipment Worker NA-04
Posted 16 days ago
us department of warFort Wainwright (AK)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Ski Equipment Repairer Repairs and inspects ski and snow equipment (i.e. ski edges and bases; binding toe and heel latches; boots and poles; cross country skis, binding and poles; and snowboards).Bonds, grinds and replaces pads, baskets, straps, arms, latches, snaps, buckles, laces and grips as specified by the manufacturers workshop manuals. Receives and issues equipment and supplies, maintains proper temporary hand receipts, and when required, processes statements of charges for damaged or lost parts and equipment. Follows procedures outlined in binding technical manuals; adjusting binding according to customers height, weight, skier type, age and boot size. Recommends correct length and type of skis for customers and assists with boot and pole fitting. Assists with maintenance, inspections, servicing and/or attending of ski lifts as needed. Assists ski patrol in emergency lift evacuation.
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