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Taos Ski Valley is seeking a Parking Attendant to safely direct and park guests in a welcoming manner. The role requires standing for long periods and working outdoors in winter conditions.
Training is provided, and a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays is required. Responsibilities include guiding guests to lots and shuttles, maintaining traffic flow, and assisting with snow removal and setup activities.
A Parking Attendant is responsible for safely and efficiently accommodating the arrival, directing, and parking of guests in a friendly and welcoming manner.
This job description is intended to be a broad description of duties. You will be asked to carry out all responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws. Specific information on duties and policies can be found with your supervisor or in the Employee Reference Guide. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job functions.
The Parking Department is an outdoor team. It's also a physical team, remaining on foot or engaged in other physical activities for much of any work day. Appropriate bathroom, snack, warmup breaks, and lunch breaks are of course a must to the team's long-term function.
Parking Attendant duties can sometimes be completed during slow times just before noon. During peak operations, parking attendant duties may carry on into the late afternoon. Once daily parking attendant operations are complete, attendants are encouraged to clock out and enjoy the on-mountain skiing and riding activities.
The Parking Department and team is a great place to make entry into the world of the Taos Ski Valley. Incorporated and the ski industry. It can be a great potential combination of work and play.
Taos Ski Valley, Incorporated is often a fast-paced work environment, especially during Holiday and Peak days. Taos Ski Valley, Incorporated is located in a high-altitude alpine environment. Position may require travel on uneven, snow-packed, or icy terrain and may be exposed to wet, cold, and/or humid conditions. Must be able to work in close quarters and with other staff.
Parking attendants remain on foot and moving through parking lots for approximately 90% of their shifts. Snow removal activities include shoveling and brooming snow off of vehicles, shuttles, parking areas, and sidewalks. Parking attendants are each equipped with a Parking Department radio. Training is provided for radio operations. The team generally operates on its own radio channel reducing some of the stress speaking on a radio can produce for some.
Positions dealing with children, of safety-sensitive and/or confidential nature, require driving or positions that handle cash may require a background check and MVR check. Employment is contingent upon a favorable background check and MVR check.