Mountain Laborer II

Job duties include assisting with pre-season and post-season snowmaking and maintenance; checking assigned snowcats for mechanical issues before and after operation; completing work orders for any mechanical issues and submitting them to snowcat mechanics; maintaining ski lift ramps; attending department meetings and completing assigned projects; operating and monitoring snow guns remotely via computer from snowmaking headquarters; performing pipe repairs; operating pumps, fans, and compressors manually or remotely; removing snow manually, with snow blowers, or with plows; traveling safely via snowmobile, snowcat, snowboard, or skis; following daily grooming and snowmaking plans to meet production goals; building, maintaining, and grooming terrain parks; performing winching operations; meeting with coworkers before departure to determine grooming routes and techniques (solo or in fleet); transporting mountain freight to designated lodges; and operating snowcats and other equipment on designated ski runs. Must be able to hike and work in extreme cold and inclement weather; move equipment up and down snow- and ice-covered slopes; and assist with pre-season and post-season mountain operations. Employees may be required to collaborate with other mountain departments and assist with additional duties as needed to support resort operations.