Terrain Park Groomer

Snowbasin-Resort-1; Huntsville (UT); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Snowbasin Resort in Utah is seeking a Terrain Park Operator to work year-round in the terrain park and bike park. The role involves nightly winter grooming, building and maintaining features, and coordinating with day staff on nightly plans.

In summer you’ll build and refurbish trails, operate heavy equipment, and support other resort projects. Valid driver’s license, reliable transport, and ability to work outdoors in all weather are required.

Qualifications

• Heavy equipment experience.
• Able to problem solve and be self-sufficient on the hill.
• Can work outdoors and in various weather elements.
• Able to communicate with 2-way radios.
• Valid driver’s license required.
• Reliable transportation with 4WD or snow tires.

Responsibilities

• Nightly grooming of terrain parks.
• Maintenance on all features that day staff could not maintain.
• Install new features and rebuild existing features.
• Report to day staff any changes or features that need to be tested, worked on, or closed.
• Assist with trail building and grooming of regular ski trails when needed.
• Pre- and post-shift vehicle inspections, logging, and reporting issues to Vehicle Maintenance.
• Keep vehicle clean and clutter-free.
• Report grooming and safety problems to the supervisor.
• Operate a mini excavator for trail and feature construction and maintenance.
• Cut new trails and assist with trail layout and development.
• Maintain and repair existing trails.
• Perform welding as needed.
• Refurbish, repair, and construct terrain park features.

Skills

Heavy equipment experience

Problem solving

Outdoor work

Radio communication

Tools

Mini excavator

Job description

• On-site
• Mountain Operations
• Full-Time
• Requisition #: TERRA004262

Description

The Terrain Park Operator is a year-round position within the terrain park and bike park. During the winter, the Terrain Park Operator completes nightly operations, including building parks from the ground up and performing minor maintenance. The Terrain Park Operator is also responsible for checking in with the day staff to determine nightly operations and projects, in addition to the routine blading and tilling of each park.

During the summer, duties consist of building and maintaining bike trails, constructing and refurbishing features, and assisting with other resort projects. The position also requires the operation of heavy equipment and the use of hand tools and chainsaws.

What will you be doing?

• Nightly grooming of terrain parks
• Maintenance on all features that day staff could not maintain
• Install new features and rebuild existing features
• Report to day staff any changes or features that need to be tested, worked on, or closed
• Assist with trail building and grooming of regular ski trails when needed
• Pre- and post-shift vehicle inspections, completing the logbook, and reporting issues to Vehicle Maintenance
• Keep vehicle clean and clutter-free
• Report grooming and safety problems to the supervisor
• Operate a mini excavator for trail and feature construction and maintenance
• Cut new trails and assist with trail layout and development
• Maintain and repair existing trails
• Perform welding as needed
• Refurbish, repair, and construct terrain park features

What do you need to be able to do the job?

• Heavy equipment experience
• Be able to problem solve and be self-sufficient on the hill
• Can work in the outdoors and various weather elements
• Be able to communicate with 2-way radios
• Can face the elements in case of breakdown or emergency
• Valid driver's license required
• Reliable transportation with 4WD or snow tires

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Equal Opportunity Employer
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws.For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.