Terrain Park Groomer

MOUNTAIN CAPITAL PARTNERS LLC; Brian Head (UT); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free season pass

Discounts on food/retail/rentals

Access to partner mountains

Community of mountain resort staff

Job summary

MOUNTAIN CAPITAL PARTNERS LLC's Brian Head Resort is seeking a Terrain Park Groomer to operate night grooming equipment, shaping trails and parks for guests.

The role requires 1–3 years of grooming experience, a valid driver's license, and solid knowledge of the local terrain. Seasonal winter work with a flexible schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Qualifications

• Minimum 1-3 years of trail and terrain park grooming experience preferred.
• Valid driver's license and clean driving record required.
• Basic knowledge of Brian Head Resort terrain and mountain geography.

Responsibilities

• Groom and maintain terrain parks and trails, performing night grooming operations.
• Adjust grooming implements as conditions change and collaborate with Terrain Park Manager.
• Design, build, and maintain park features with hand tools as needed.
• Operate heavy equipment safely and efficiently, with attention to safety.
• Report hazards and coordinate with maintenance and mountain operations teams.

Skills

Grooming experience

Heavy equipment operation

Spatial awareness

Communication skills

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Terrain Park Groomer – Winter 2026/2027Location: Brian Head Resort | Department: Terrain ParkType: Seasonal | Start Date: November 2026 | End Date: May 2027The Terrain Park Groomer will operate heavy trail grooming equipment at night to prepare terrain parks and provide an enjoyable and safe mountain environment for Brian Head Resort guests.Duties & Responsibilities:Grooming and Terrain OperationsOperate heavy trail grooming equipment at night with minimal supervision.Adjust grooming implements and techniques to suit snow, weather conditions, and terrain.Design, build, and maintain high-quality trails and terrain parks in collaboration with the Terrain Park Manager.Use hand tools as needed to build and maintain park features.Equipment CareOperate machinery safely and professionally to prevent damage to equipment.Coordinate with the Vehicle Maintenance team on routine maintenance and repairs.Safety and Environmental StewardshipFollow all safety procedures and use required safety equipment at all times.Report existing or potential safety hazards to a supervisor promptly.Protect Resort property, forest land, wildlife habitat, and natural resources during all operations.CommunicationReport to the Terrain Park Manager and provide regular, relevant updates to them and the Mountain Operations team.OtherPerform other duties as assigned.ExperienceMinimum 1-3 years of trail and/or terrain park grooming experience preferred.Must have a valid driver's license and a clean driving record.EducationHigh school diploma or GED preferred.Knowledge, Skills, & AbilitiesSolid knowledge of heavy equipment operations.Basic knowledge of Brian Head Resort terrain and mountain geography.Must have strong spatial awareness.Must be alert, precise, and patient.Must be adept at problem-solving and exercising good judgment.Must have strong verbal and written communication skills.Physical Requirements:Must be able to lift or move heavy objects (50+ lbs.) using appropriate techniques.Must be able to work in varying and extreme winter weather conditions.Must be able to work at high altitudes (9,600 ft – 11,300 ft above sea level).Position Type and Expected Work Hours:Winter seasonal position.Overnight shift.Standard schedule includes a mix of weekdays, weekends, and holidays based on operational needs.Availability during peak seasons, special events, and park build days is expected.Compensation and Benefits:$20.00+/hour, depending on experience.Free season pass + access to partner mountains.Discounts on food, retail, rentals, and lessons.Discounts on merchandise and goods through company contracts.Access to a community of active, like-minded individuals in a mountain resort setting.