Mountain Patrol Dispatcher I – Emergency Response

Sundance Mountain Resort; Provo (UT); On-site; USD 30,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Season Pass

Employee discounts

Training and development opportunities

Supportive team environment

Job summary

Sundance Mountain Resort in Utah seeks a Ski Patrol Dispatcher I to manage emergency communications and coordinate incident response from the Aid Room. You will monitor radio transmissions, understand terrain and operations, and assist in timely incident response in a winter mountain setting.

Most duties are in an office environment, with some skiing or snowmobile travel. Shifts include day and some night hours; must be available holidays and weekends during the winter season.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; or six months to one year related experience and/or training.
• Previous dispatching experience preferred.
• The dispatch office operates seven days a week during the winter season. Weekend and holiday availability may be required based on business needs.
• Proficiency in navigating multiple platforms and dispatching systems.
• Must have current OEC or Utah EMT-B or higher medical certification.

Responsibilities

• First Aid: Administer first aid and assist transportation of injured individuals.
• Transport/Evacuation: Package patients and transport via toboggan, snowmobile, or side-by-side.
• Know helicopter protocols and location of landing zones.
• Familiar with avalanche rescue procedures and rescue equipment inventories.
• Lift evacuation: know lift evacuation procedures and equipment locations.
• Maintain radio communications and incident records.
• Disseminate information to appropriate parties via radio or phone.
• Monitor resort conditions, lift status, weather, and road conditions.
• Prepare and maintain accurate logs of transmissions and calls.

Job description

Sundance Mountain Resort in Utah seeks a Ski Patrol Dispatcher I to manage emergency communications and coordinate incident response from the Aid Room. You will monitor radio transmissions, understand terrain and operations, and assist in timely incident response in a winter mountain setting.

Most duties are in an office environment, with some skiing or snowmobile travel. Shifts include day and some night hours; must be available holidays and weekends during the winter season.