Job Description
Description Wear the white cross at Colorado's premier family destination, where we skip the pretense, lift lines, and crowds in favor of a laid-back, fun-forward vibe! Join the tight-knit team that preps the mountain for opening, keeps tabs on conditions, responds to injuries and illnesses, trains for all sorts of on-mountain emergencies, mitigates hazards, and keeps the mountain looking neat and tidy for our guests and employees!
Note 1: We are unable to host/sponsor J1 Visas at this time
Note 2: Cooper HR and/or your hiring manager can help refer you to housing resources; however, we do not have employee housing available at this time.
Ski Patrol Job Benefits - Three levels of Patroller positions to ascend through training, certifications, experience, additional responsibility, etc. with opportunities for wage and career growth through the progression
- Free Cooper season pass
- Reciprocal skiing privileges via CSCUSA Gems and RealDeal vouchers
- Free meal daily when on-duty
- Annual gear allowance available (with season commitment)
- Access to continuing education funds (by application and selection)
- On-Premise employee discounts
- Career and Leadership Mentoring (available by application and selection)
- Paid Time-Off (PTO)
- Supplemental insurance options, including vision, dental and accident
Duties and responsibilities - Provide safety, first aid, and rescue services for the patrons/employees of Cooper
- Responsible for cleanup and snow shoveling in designated areas, boundary maintenance, hazard marking and mitigation, and general hill maintenance and clean-up
- May operate snowmobiles
- May participate in incident documentation
- Must attend and participate in annual training refresher courses required to maintain OEC, CPR, toboggan handling, and lift evacuation certification
- Any other tasks assigned
Qualifications - High School Diploma or GED preferred
- Must be 18+ with current and valid Colorado Driver's License
- Able to demonstrate proficient skiing ability; i.e. PSIA Level 8 Advanced Skier; comfortable on all terrain and in all conditions
- NSP Outdoor Emergency Care Technician and/or NREMT Basic Emergency Care Technician
- Provider Level CPR/AED (AHA preferred)
Working conditions The Ski Patroller position is based primarily outside and is exposed to temperature extremes (above 85 degrees and below 20 degrees), sun and wind exposure, inclement weather (rain, snow, ice) and high altitudes (10,500+ feet).
Physical requirements Must be able to walk on even/uneven/slippery terrain, climb/descend even/uneven/slippery terrain, climb/descend stairs, stand and/or sit for long periods of time, bend, stoop, reach, push, pull, lift objects that may be heavy, and ski at an advanced level.
Seasonal Status This is a winter seasonal position with an expected season of early December 2024 through early-mid April 2025. Employment in subsequent seasons is not guaranteed. Be sure to speak with your supervisor if you desire to return the next season.
Job Tags
Seasonal work, Winter season, Outdoor,