Snowmaker II

A Snowmaker 2 builds on foundational snow making skills to assume greater technical responsibility and exercise independent judgment on the hill. Where a Snowmaker I learns the system, a Snowmaker II owns their section of it.operating fan guns and automated systems, making real-time production decisions, and performing routine maintenance with minimal supervision. This role is ideal for individuals with two or more seasons of on-hillexperience who are ready to take the next step in their snow making career.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities:

Independently operate fan guns and all on-hill snow making equipment: hydrants, hoses, onboardcompressors, and high-pressure/high-voltage systems, across rugged and steep terrain in variable conditions

Demonstrate working knowledge of Smart Snow 7 and other automated snow making systems

Monitor and interpret wet-bulb temperature, humidity, and wind to make real-time decisions onsnowmaking windows, gun placement, and air/water ratios, including in marginal conditions

Conduct routine inspections and basic repairs on snow guns, hoses, valves, and control systems; identify and escalate major issues promptly

Operate snowmobiles, ATVs, UTVs, and tracked UTVs safely in snowy, low-visibility, and nighttimeconditions

Lead equipment setup, relocation, and teardown independently; assist in coordinating crew movementacross terrain as directed by shift leads

Monitor gun run conditions and system output, proactively managing ice buildup, hose clearance, padding,and resource efficiency without waiting for direction

Support and guide Snowmaker I crew members on proper procedures, safety protocols, and equipmenthandling

Maintain clear communication with shift leads and supervisors on terrain priorities, system performance,and crew status

Comply with all safety protocols, including PPE requirements and Arizona Snowbowl’s Lockout/Tagoutprogram Prevent damage to natural and resort features, including trees, lift infrastructure, and resort property

Follow all resort sustainability guidelines for the responsible use of water, electricity, and fuel.

Complete all required paperwork, including daily logs and gun issues forms, accurately and on time Record time in Paycom at the start and end of every shift, verify entries daily, and confirm your timecard atthe close of each pay period

This is a weather-dependent position. Hours are not guaranteed and will fluctuate based on conditions and operational needs. A standard 40-hour workweek cannot be guaranteed.

Other duties as assigned by management

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

Required Qualifications Must be at least 18 years of age Valid Driver’s License with a clean driving record

High school diploma or equivalent

Minimum 2 seasons of on-hill snow making experience with demonstrated competence

Minimum 1 season of hands-on knowledge of pump startup/shutdown procedures and automated systems(Smart Snow 7 or equivalent)
Ability to ski or snowboard in all terrain types

Must pass a driving test for snowmobiles, ATVs, and UTVsIntermediate mechanical aptitude and basic troubleshooting skills for snow making equipment malfunctions

Physical strength and stamina to lift, pull, and move up to 80 lbs of equipment

Ability to work 12-hour shifts (nights, weekends, and holidays); longer shifts may be required

Strong communication skills and ability to work in a team-oriented environment

Knowledge of environmental and energy-efficient snow making practices

Preferred Qualifications Snowcat or heavy equipment operating experience

Technical training or certifications in mountain operations or equipment maintenance

Familiarity with high-altitude work environments

Experience with basic plumbing, hydraulics, or electrical systemsCPR/First Aid certification

Material and Equipment Directly Used Flashlights, radios, a 1/2-ton pickup truck, UTVs, tracked UTVs, snow making guns, snow hoses with couplers,wrenches, hammers, shovels, picks, digging bars, trailers, confined space rescue equipment, and other relatedindustrial tools and supplies.

Working Environment / Physical Activities The majority of the workday is spent outdoors at night in a mountainous environment, with constantlychanging weather conditions, including extreme cold, snow, and wetness. Approximately 25% are sitting(in a tracked or utility vehicle), 55% are walking and hiking, and 20% are standing. Must be able to hike forsustained periods at high elevation in inclement and cold conditions quently bending, kneeling, reaching, grasping, and performing repetitive motions, including climbing,balancing, stooping, crouching, operating controls, and handling objects.

Frequent radio communication required.

Noise levels can reach 100 decibels without hearing protection during active snow making. With hearing protection, levels are approximately 71 decibels. Ear protection is required on the hill.

Frequent use of far acuity, depth perception, and field of vision in low-light conditions.

Frequent exposure to mechanical and electrical hazards.
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