Ski Tuner- Full Time

Deep Powder House; Holladay (UT); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Powder House in Holladay, UT is seeking a full-time Ski Tuner to tune skis each evening, including edge sharpening, base repair, waxing, and applying structure. The role starts around 4:30 PM and runs into the night, with overnight tunes possible to accommodate ski volume.

You will inspect skis for damage, perform edge sharpening and base work, check bindings, and maintain tuning tools. Strong mechanical aptitude, safety-mindedness, and the ability to work with a team are essential.

Qualifications

• Previous ski tuning experience or strong mechanical aptitude.
• Understanding of ski performance and base structures.
• Ability to stand for long periods and lift/move skis; safety-conscious.
• Excellent communication and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Ski Inspection: check skis for damage, wear and safety issues.
• Edge Sharpening: tune edges for snow and skier preference.
• Base Repair: fix core shots, compressions, cracks, epoxy work.
• Base Grinding & Structure: ensure flat base and proper structure.
• Waxing: apply wax based on conditions and requests.
• Binding Checks: inspect bindings and adjust release settings.
• Equipment Maintenance: keep tools clean and calibrated.
• Inventory Support: monitor supplies and restock as needed.
• Customer Interaction: clarify tuning preferences when needed.

Skills

Ski tuning experience

Mechanical aptitude

Precision and attention to detail

Teamwork and communication

Ability to work evening shifts

Tools

Tuning machinery

Job description

Ski Tuner - Full-Time (min 5 days a week)

Schedule: Evening shift, typically 4:30PM-11PM (varies depending on ski volume)
Status: Full-Time, Seasonal

As a full-time Ski Tuner at Powder House, you'll play a key role in ensuring our customers' skiing experience is safe, high-performing, and enjoyable. You'll be responsible for expertly tuning skis each evening, including detailed work such as edge sharpening, base repair, waxing, and applying structure. We offer overnight tunes, so tuning starts late afternoon and continues into the evening.

Key Responsibilities

• Ski Inspection: Check skis for damage, wear, and customer requests; identify any safety issues
• Edge Sharpening: Use tuning tools to create clean, consistent edges tailored to snow conditions and skier preference
• Base Repair: Handle all levels of base damage, including core shots, compressions, cracked edges, and epoxy work
• Base Grinding & Structure: Ensure skis are flat before applying appropriate structure; must be comfortable working with tuning machinery at a high level
• Waxing: Apply the correct wax based on anticipated conditions and skier requests
• Binding Checks: Perform binding safety inspections and adjust release settings based on skier info (height, weight, ability)
• Equipment Maintenance: Keep tuning tools clean and calibrated for consistent results
• Inventory Support: Monitor tuning supplies and communicate when restocks are needed
• Customer Interaction: Engage with customers when needed to clarify tuning preferences
• Team Collaboration: Work alongside other techs and retail staff to support a smooth operation

Qualifications

• Previous ski tuning experience preferred, or strong mechanical aptitude
• Understanding of ski performance, base structures, and tuning theory
• Precision, attention to detail, and comfort using tuning machinery
• Good communication skills and ability to work as part of a team
• Able to stand for long periods and lift/move skis
• Reliable, safety-conscious, and self-motivated
• Availability to work evening shifts 5 days per week