Overview
Mountain Operations Dispatcher is responsible for working with a team that manages on-hill risk, executes mountain rescues, responds to medical emergencies, and provides a safe and welcoming environment to the public. This is a critical role that facilitates communication, resource management, record-keeping, and data reporting for the Mountain Operations team. This position also provides basic administration support such as document review, data entry, and filing in a fast paced, multi-tasking environment.
As a Boyne Mountain team member, there are so many awesome perks for you to take advantage of.
- ski passes
- golf passes
- waterpark passes
- discounts for food, beverages, retail, daycare
- and so much more!
Responsibilities
Communication & Dispatch
- Uses telephones and radios to transmit and receive operational and emergency information
- Handles and prioritizes multiple simultaneous communication demands
- Switches between tasks quickly and effectively while maintaining composure
- Relays information promptly and clearly to the First-Aid Room Foreman or another team leader on duty
- Requests and communicates with EMS and other outside agencies
- Routes wrong-number callers to the correct destination
- Communicates professionally and effectively with guests, coworkers, vendors, and community members
- Works to find answers to all guests' questions
- Requests assistance with difficult interactions
Administration & Record-Keeping
- Assists with daily paperwork for completeness
- Runs pre-defined reports from the dispatch system
- Constructs timelines and other additional documentation as needed
- Ensures dispatch office is clean and well-stocked; assists with keeping the first-aid room clean and stocked
Teamwork & Professional Conduct
- Works as an effective and professional part of a team; contributes positive and respectful energy to the group dynamic
- Understands the traumatic stress felt by first responders; is willing to have open conversations following significant incidents; watches for signs of traumatic stress among coworkers and takes action to help
- Proactively participates in Continuous Quality Improvement efforts
- Openly and honestly debriefs significant incidents in a group setting, sharing areas of success and ideas for possible improvement
- Invites and receives feedback professionally
- Reports safety and quality concerns immediately and discretely
Mountain Knowledge & Relationships
- Develops and maintains a thorough knowledge of the mountain and other resort departments and operations
- Knows the trail map and current trail status
- Knows the location of all Patrol resources
- Establishes and maintains cooperative working relationships with members of other departments and develops an understanding of their processes
- Is familiar with major buildings and structures as well as overall resort property layout
- Strives to develop an understanding of the internal layout of all major buildings
- Exercises sound judgment while executing the functions of the position
Qualifications
- Experience working in a multi-tasking environment with telephones, radios, and computers
- Experience working in the customer service of hospitality industry
Recommended Qualifications
- Experience working as a Ski Patroller
- Experience in healthcare, especially in the emergency setting
- Holds EMT, WFR, OEC certification or greater at time of hire. Within the first 2 seasons, attains and maintains current Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) certification