Snowmaking Plant Operator Crew

Description What the role is about:

You have a constant desire to learn and improve your skills while building and maintaining the snow venues  will be a member of the team responsible for the snow making and the safe building and maintenance of our world-class snow venues at Canada Olympic Park.

As a Snow making Plant Operator & Trail Crew Team Member, you strive to approach your work to align with our 6 values which are at the core ofwho we are and what we do at Win Sport.

• Safety
• Integrity
• Belonging
• Inspiration
• Sustainability

• Fall snow making setup including transferring guns and hose onto the different snow venues
• Set up and take down of all snow making equipment during the snow making portion of the season
• Safe operation of snowmobiles on the ski hill
• Maintain snow venues for day to day operations.
• Rake and dye takeoffs and landings in the terrain park
• Dye Halfpipe
• Setup fence, ribbon line and B net
• Work with the snowcat drivers to install, rebuild or modify terrain park features for public use and competition ski hill specification
• Setup and repair safety equipment on the winter snow venues and terrain park features
• Competition/Event setup and takedown on all snow venues
• Operate and monitor snow making pumps in plant to ensure proper snow making pressures.
• Ensure proper levels and injection rates of Snomax product to achieve optimal snow quality and minimize waste. Must be able to wear a N95 respirator when handling Snomax and perform a fit-test.
• Maintain communication with snowmakers to adjust for changing weather conditions.
• Maintain accurate logs of weather and snow making equipment pressures, temperatures, etc.
• Follow operational and safety procedures while working in plant alone.
• Perform various duties around plant including cleaning, painting, organizing, and snow-clearing.
• Safety-toed shoes (not provided) must be worn on shift.
• Must be able to work evening and overnight shifts on a rotating schedule.

• Intermediate to advanced level skier or snowboarder with own equipment
• 1 – 2 years' experience in a manual labour role considered an asset
• Flexible schedule to meet the demands of the snow venues
• Ability to work independently or in a team environment in outdoor winter weather conditions
• Class 5 drivers license and a clean drivers abstract
• A love for the great outdoors
• 18+ years old
• No vacation plans December 20th-January 3rd, and all of February.

• Consistently and continuously crouching and bending
• Lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling objects between 25lbs to 50lbs
• Working in extreme weather conditions-cold, windy, snow environments
• Have the ability to maintain stamina for extended periods
• Manipulating and gripping power tools
• Be outdoors in all weather conditions
• Working 8 hour shifts that will start at 7am, 3pm or 11pm
• Working 32-40 hours per week
• Having a fabulous time with a super fantastic team

• Takes responsibility for their part of shared work
• Communicates clearly with teammates and partners to support team and guest outcomes
• Steps in to support others when needed
• Safety
• Follows safe work practices consistently
• Notices hazards and speaks up early
• Adjusts behaviour when conditions change
• Integrity
• Does what they say they will do, follows shared standards, and owns their responsibilities
• Is honest about mistakes and works to fix them
• Asks for help when needed to meet commitments
• Sustainability
• Focuses on priority work and avoids unnecessary rework
• Uses time, equipment, and resources responsibly
• Adjusts approach when plans or conditions change
• Inspiration
• Brings positive energy, enthusiasm, and joy to every guest interaction
• Helps guests feel welcomed, valued, and appreciated
• Listens to guest feedback and responds with care and…