Ski/Bike Patroller (Seasonal)

Posted 2 days ago

massanutten resortMcGaheysville (VA)

Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers Skiing Facilities

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About the role

Massanutten Resort Ski/Bike Patroller The Ski/Bike Patroller provides on-mountain first aid and transportation, manages incidents, and promotes safety through hazard mitigation and skier/rider education. They also perform essential tasks such as chairlift evacuation, search-and-rescue, and opening/closing the ski area or bike trails.

Required: Outdoor Emergency Care certification CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer certification ICS-100 certification Must be at least 18 Good bedside manner and customer service skills Strong attention to detail Strong mountain bike and ski or snowboard skills National Ski Patrol member Preferred: EMS experience Rope rescue experience Typical Schedule: Days: Varies, including weekends and holidays Hours: Varies, including evenings Core Responsibilities: Provide guests and employees with first aid and transportation off of the slopes and trails Open and close slopes and trails Monitor slopes and trails for changing conditions and address conditions as needed Enforce reckless skier/biker policy Document incidents involving injured or ill guests and employees and alert supervisor when additional documentation may be necessary Evacuate chairlifts as needed Other duties as assigned by management For more information, contact José Antonio Martínez.

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