Parking Attendant
blue mountain resort poconos paPalmerton (PA)
About the role
Job Posting
What We Are Looking For:
An individual who will brave the elements and help control the parking lots and direct buses for our skiing, snowboarding, and tubing guests. This person will work behind the scenes and with guests to ensure employees and guests a safe and quality experience.
Requirements:
- Must be at least 17 years of age
- Valid driver's license with no restrictions
- Must be able to communicate fluently in English
- Able to work extended hours outdoors in an alpine environment
- Able and willing to work at least 4 days/week
- Able to lift & carry up to 75 lbs
- Basic hand tool knowledge and skills
- What You Can Expect:
- Direct traffic according to the direction of the Mountain Manager
- Operate all vehicles in a safe and efficient manner
- Assist in clearing/shoveling the parking areas and common areas of natural snow
- Other duties as assigned
What We Can Offer You: We offer the opportunity to join a growing company with over 40 years in the hospitality industry and be a part of setting a new standard of excellence in guest satisfaction. We understand the importance of both personal and professional growth and support our team members in achieving their goals. Team members enjoy benefits including a free season pass and activities around the resort, discounts on food and merchandise, and special team celebrations in an environment that gives you the opportunity to play where you work!
Why It's So Great To Work For Blue Mountain Resort: Blue Mountain Resort offers an environment that encourages personal and professional growth, collaboration, safety, and fun. We are committed to fostering a rich learning environment based on individual talents and goals. Together we strive to cultivate a community based on trust and respect.
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