Anticipated Start Date: ASAP

Employer: Company Name: Marmot Basin

Position Details

Number of Positions Available: 1

Position Type(s): Full-Time

Position Duration: Seasonal

Staff Accommodation: No

Wage Range: TBD Hourly

Job Overview: These are moderately experienced ski patrollers with a minimum of one (1) season of experience at Marmot Basin or over three (3) seasons at another comparable ski hill. The Patroller has exceeded all Grade 1 performance requirements and has demonstrated their ability to function as a strong independent Ski Patroller.

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Patrollers are starting to become familiar with the minutia of ski patrolling and when directed can teach certain skills to others or lead small work projects. The incumbent should expect to be working outside in any, all and sometimes adverse weather conditions. This is a full-time seasonal role within the Safety Operations Department. This position has a compressed schedule/two-week rotating cycle: Nine (9) hours per day (operating season), eight (8) hours per day (non-operating season).

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Standards regarding probationary periods apply.

- Work in a safe and efficient manner as a member of the Safety Operations team - On-slope risk management: identify and mitigate hazards on the hill (run checks, hazard marking) - On-slope maintenance: perform trail maintenance as required (snow farming, shoveling, fencing etc.), maintenance cuts in open avalanche terrain - Enforce the “Alpine Responsibility Code”, slow riding zones, area closures - Identify and address safety concerns pertaining to staff and guests. Ensure supervisors are made aware of residual risks of concern - Demonstrate knowledge of equipment locations, use, and movement - Skillfully apply Marmot Basin’s radio procedures and protocols - Provide on-hill rescue, first aid and triage: attend, treat and transport patients using the minimum required manpower resources - When directed can instruct basic patrol topics to in training and Grade 1 Ski Patrollers, including: sweeps, hazard marking, rescue toboggans (10-23) use - Act as a Team Member during avalanche control missions, including working as an assistant blaster - Act as a Team leader during lift evacuations, perform intermediate skills associated with “Lift down procedures (10-30’s)” as well as manual lift evacuation - Act as a Team Member during avalanche rescue and missing person response - Perform end of day area checks and sweeps - Operate snowmobiles - Respect and adhere to the company’s policies and procedures as set in the “Corporate Policies”, “Employee Handbook” and “Safety Operations Training Manual” - Understand and adhere to Ski Marmot Basin’s “Harassment Policy” and the company’s “Privacy Policy”.




- Report damage to vehicles to the vehicle maintenance supervisor.
- Other duties as assigned by supervisors.

Position Requirements English Fluency

Level required for position: Intermediate Job Requirements - Exceeded all performance requirements for a Grade 1 Ski Patroller - 80 hour advanced First Aid course or higher, has completed all annual training and recertification with a current CPR certification.

- Completion of advanced training protocols preferred.
- At least 30 patient interactions.
- Canadian Avalanche Association (CAA) Industry training Program (ITP) level 1 - Completed Marmot Basins Annual explosives refresher - Have a Natural Resources Canada Explosive Regulatory Division letter of approval to handle high powered explosives - Incident Command System (ICS) 100 (preferred) - Basic snowmobile operator signoff (intermediate preferred) - Clear Criminal Record and Vulnerable Person Record Check on file with Human Resources - Workplace hazardous materials training (WHMIS) - Completed working at heights training - Rope rescue training/certification (preferred) - Alberta Class 5 Driver’s license, or equivalent Hike Jasper Jasper Camping Canadian Rockies Considering Working in Jasper, Alberta? Jasper is a popular tourist destination, and has employment opportunities in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Jobs related to outdoor activities, accommodation, and services catering to visitors are commonly available. Additionally, there may be opportunities in retail, healthcare, and other support services. Understanding the Local Job Market and Working in Jasper, Alberta Understand the industries that thrive in Jasper National Park; Tourism, hospitality, outdoor recreation, and service-related job sectors are often significant in places like Jasper. Laern about working in the area and learn about the businesses, accommodations, and lifestyle choices that match Jasper employment. Lifestyle and Employment while Working in Jasper National Park Explore websites of companies in Jasper that align with your career goals and lifestyle. Consider acquiring or enhancing skills that are in demand in Jasper's job market. This could improve your competitiveness and help you excel in Jasper's workforce. Remember to tailor your application materials (resume, cover letter) to each job application and follow any specific instructions provided by employers.

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