Snowmaker
kissing bridge all seasons resortGlenwood (NY)
About the role
Snowmaker Opportunity Are you ready to embrace the winter season and be part of an exciting, rewarding opportunity? We are looking for dedicated individuals to join our team as Snowmakers. This is your chance to work outdoors in a dynamic environment, surrounded by snow-covered landscapes. Whether you are an experienced snow enthusiast or new to the field, we will provide all the training necessary to help you succeed.
Responsibilities:
Operate snowmaking equipment to ensure optimal snow production.
Monitor weather conditions and adjust snowmaking activities as needed.
Ride snowmobiles to access and service various snowmaking sites.
Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting of snowmaking equipment.
Work efficiently outdoors in winter conditions, ensuring safety and productivity.
Requirements:
Excellent communication skills and be able to follow instructions to ride and operate a snowmobile. Willingness to work outdoors in varying winter weather conditions. Strong work ethic and a passion for winter sports or outdoor activities. No prior snowmaking experience needed, we will provide full training!
Nice to Have:
Experience working with high voltage electricity.
Experience with compressors and mechanical work.
Knowledge of high water pressure systems.
Familiarity with mountain terrain.
Previous experience at a snow resort.
What We Offer:
Competitive pay.
Season Snow PassHands-on experience in a unique, rewarding role.
Work in a beautiful, winter wonderland setting.
How to Apply:
Apply online using our application form. You can also send a resume and a brief cover letter to, or apply in person at Kissing Bridge, Glenwood, NY.
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