Winter Snowmaker

Season & Schedule**

This seasonal role typically begins in late October and runs through the end of March, weather permitting. Snow making is dependent on weather conditions, which means
** flexibility is key** - we make snow when Mother Nature allows. Shifts may be extended, or start times adjusted, with little notice. This is an hourly, non-exempt position reporting to the Snow making Supervisor, Director of Environmental Operations, and Director of Environmental Management.
** Shifts
* * Day Shift: 8am - 8pm Night Shift: 8pm - 8am

• Must be at least 18 years old
  - Reliable, punctual, and safety-minded
  - Able to work weekends and holidays
  - Comfortable working outdoors in extreme winter conditions
  - Capable of working on your feet for extended periods
  - Able to walk steep, variable terrain safely and confidently
  - Able to lift 10-100 lbs on a regular basis
  - Comfortable with heights and able to ride a chairlift
  - Flexible and willing to work extended or consecutive days as weather requires

• Start up, shut down, and maintain snow guns
  - Adjust equipment to adapt to changing temperatures and wind conditions
  - Position snow guns for optimal snow coverage
  - Monitor and maintain pumping and water systems
  - Ensure snow making equipment runs efficiently and safely at all times
  - Assist with mountain projects and, when needed, support other departments such as Lifts and Mountain Adventure Park
  - Perform additional duties as directed by your supervisor

• To set you up for success, we'll provide essential gear at the time of hire, including a helmet, headlamp, and your first pair of snow making gloves. Join our team of Snowmakers and be part of the crew that makes winter possible!

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