Love to ski or snowboard? Want to spend your winter surrounded by stunning BC scenery, outstanding snow, and even better people? At Sasquatch Mountain Resort, we offer more than just a job—we create inclusive experiences, united by adventure and empowered by community. Whether you're chasing powder, building your resume, or discovering life in the mountains, this is your chance to be part of something special.
Located in the Douglas Range of the Fraser Valley—just an hour from Chilliwack and Abbotsford, and two hours from Vancouver—Sasquatch is a hidden gem known for its family-friendly vibe, deep snow, and minimal lift lines. We may be small, but our 37 diverse runs, epic powder bowls, and breathtaking views make a big impact.
Every day here is different. You’ll work across departments, learn what makes a resort run, and grow alongside a supportive, passionate team. Whether it’s your first time away from home, a stop on your journey, or the beginning of a career in the mountains - Sasquatch is where you belong.
Start Date: November 30th
Perks of the Job – Winter 2026/27
· Free season pass plus complimentary and discounted lift tickets for friends & family
· Staff discounts on food, gear, rentals, repairs & lessons
· Affordable staff housing with weekly shuttle service to town
· Free access to Tube Park and ski/snowboard lessons (as available)
Job Summary
As a member of our Patrol team, the Dispatcher plays a key role in maintaining safe and efficient communication across Sasquatch Mountain Resort. You are responsible for monitoring radio traffic, coordinating emergency responses, assisting with record keeping, and providing administrative support to the Mountain Patrol department. This position requires attention to detail, calm under pressure, and clear communication skills. You are a front-line team member, contributing to the safety of guests and staff while supporting multiple departments. In this role,



you help create an inclusive experience—united by adventure and empowered by community.
Job Specifications
Wage: based on experience and certifications
Schedule: Full-time including weekends and holidays
Skill Level: Experience an asset
Reports to: Patrol Team Lead or Patrol Director
Job Responsibilities
Monitor and record all on-mountain radio communications
Complete and file accident reports and incident documentation
Follow emergency response procedures as outlined by Mountain Safety
Provide logistical and administrative support to the Patrol department
Maintain up-to-date entries in CWSAA and Microsoft Access databases
Keep the medical clinic clean, organized, and stocked; manage laundry as needed
Support Human Resources and Occupational Health & Safety initiatives as assigned
Assist with daily administrative tasks for the Outdoor Operations Manager and Patrol Supervisor
Collaborate across departments to support overall resort operations
Perform snow clearing and light physical work as needed
Follow all resort safety and communication policies
Maintain a professional appearance and uphold guest service standards
Other duties as assigned
Job Requirements
Previous dispatch or administrative experience is an asset; training provided
Comfortable managing emergency communication and multitasking under pressure
Physically capable of assisting with snow clearing and outdoor tasks
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Excellent organizational, problem-solving, and time management skills
Able to work independently or as part of a team
Available to work weekends and holidays
Willingness to support cross-department functions during peak periods
Must enjoy working in a family-focused setting and supporting guests of all ages
Adaptable, calm under pressure, and solution-oriented
Snow removal and cross-departmental support required from all SMR positions
We are not currently sponsoring work permits — you must be legally eligible to work in Canada.
Staff accommodation is limited and available only to those 19 years of age or older.

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📌 Ski Patrol Dispatch (British Columbia)
🏢 Sasquatch Mountain Resort
📍 British Columbia