Lift Operator
kissing bridge all seasons resortGlenwood (NY)
About the role
Lift Operator Kissing Bridge is looking for lift operators to provide a safe, efficient, seamless experience for our guests and teammates while navigating mountain terrain.
Responsibilities:
- Continuously monitor the safety of passengers while providing instruction and customer service in safe loading and unloading of lifts; manage the speed of the lift as needed
- Operate lift to ensure that optimal chair capacity is achieved as determined by the resort
- Proactively notify maintenance/dispatch of repair or maintenance needs
- Work closely with the Lift Maintenance department to learn the proper operation of lift equipment
- Implement emergency procedures as required, including contacting PatrolBe flexible and take on additional training to support ticket scanning
Requirements:
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- No experience is necessary, we train all lift operators
- Must be able to make quick decisions and use considerable judgment regarding safety, as well as multitask and anticipate issues
- Must be physically capable of assisting guests while loading lifts
- Must be able to work outdoors in all types of inclement weather
- Must be able to work weekends and holidays as needed
- Must be able to handle high guest volumes in a professional manner
What We Offer:
Free Season Ski and/or Mountain Bike Pass to Kissing BridgeStaff discounts on Food, Beverages, Lessons and Rentals Fun, high-energy resort environment
How to Apply:
Apply online using our application form. You can also send a resume and a brief cover letter to admin@kissingbridge.com, or apply in person at Kissing Bridge, Glenwood, NY.
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