Supervisor, Snowmaking and Trail Maintenance - Winter- Full Time
- The Blue Mountains, ON, Canada
HOURLY RATE $29.92 · Full-time
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WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?
- Free skiing and riding for you and your dependents;
- Discounted lift and attractions tickets you can share with your friends. Enjoy skating, tubing, Ridge Runner, and more;
- Staff priced meals & Starbucks treats;
- Receive exclusive discounts at all Blue Mountain-owned retail stores;
- Work in an inclusive environment that values diversity, equity, and well-being, with access to free therapy and wellness resources.
FULL TIME HOURS
CONTRACT- OCTOBER- MARCH
WHAT WILL I BE DOING?
The Supervisor, Snowmaking and Trail Maintenance with the direction of the Manager; Slope Maintenance, will lead a dedicated group of staff on working various schedules 24 hours a day during the winter months. Working alongside other departments, ensuring the resort trails are safe for the guest, with setup of Ribbons, Fences, Padding, Tree Trimming and Drainage. During summer months, the incumbent will execute planned projects (forest management, erosion control, and preventative maintenance) to ensure the hill is ready for winter start up.
- Schedule and set day-to-day objectives for team focused on operational targets and service standards.
- Assist the front line staff with setup of ribbons, fences, padding, tree trimming and drainage, with use of a snowmobile
- Works with other division Leaders to develop, facilitate and track departmental training programs
- In collaboration with Manager of Slope, Terrain & Trails, the supervisor will create and update departmental SOPs (ie. Health & Safety, Equipment Operation etc.)
- Manage performance of team, including meeting with team to resolve complaints, coaching through performance challenges, and conducting performance reviews.
- Ensures all equipment is maintained to ensure proper working order; completes necessary equipment logs and reports; assists in investigations when incidents involving equipment occur
- Must hold valid G class drivers' license with satisfactory driver's abstract
- Must have experience operating snowmobiles. Operation on steep slopes an asset.
- Strong understanding of general on-hill operations and safety standards, emergency procedures, etc.
- Knowledge of OHSA and TSSA Regulations
- Familiarity with Blue Mountain trail systems and procedures is an asset
- Knowledge of excavating and trenching construction methods an asset
- Ministry of Labour Chain Saw training required or willing to acquire
- Experience operating heavy equipment an asset
- This role is being posted to fill a vacant position
Blue Mountain Resort Company Overview
Blue Mountain Resort is Ontario's largest mountain resort. Nestled on the shores of Southern Georgian Bay,on the traditional territory of the Anishinabek Nation: The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway, Odawa, and Pottawatomie Nations.Only 90 minutes outside Toronto, Blue Mountain has become the four-season outdoor destination of the North. Blue Mountain is owned by Alterra Mountain Company.
Alterra Company Overview
Alterra Mountain Company is a family of iconic year-round mountain destinations, the world's largest heli-skiing operation, and Ikon Pass - the premier ski and snowboard season pass offering access to more than 50 iconic mountain destinations around the world.
Headquartered in Denver, Colorado and born out of a shared love of the mountains and adventure, Alterra Mountain Company exists to shape the future of mountain adventure.
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Responsibilities
Lead and schedule a team responsible for winter trail safety and maintenance, including installing ribbons, fences, and padding, as well as tree trimming and drainage work. Oversee training, procedures, staff performance, equipment maintenance, and summer projects such as forest management and erosion control.
Requirements
Requires a valid G-class driver's license with a satisfactory driving record, snowmobile operating experience, and a strong understanding of mountain operations, safety, and emergency procedures. Knowledge of OHSA and TSSA regulations is required; Ministry of Labour chainsaw training is required or must be acquired, while heavy equipment, steep-slope snowmobile operation, trail-system familiarity, and excavation or trenching knowledge are assets.
Skills
- Team Leadership
- Staff Scheduling
- Snowmobile Operation
- Trail Maintenance
- Snowmaking Operations
- On-Hill Safety
- Emergency Procedures
- Equipment Maintenance
- Performance Management
- Staff Coaching
- Training Program Development
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Forest Management
- Erosion Control
- Tree Trimming
- Drainage
Benefits
- Free Skiing And Riding For Employees And Dependents
- Discounted Lift And Attraction Tickets
- Staff-Priced Meals
- Discounts At Company-Owned Retail Stores
- Free Therapy And Wellness Resources
- Inclusive Work Environment
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Categories
- Management & Leadership
- Sports & Recreation
- Trades
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Snowmaking
- Trail Maintenance
- Slope Maintenance
- Snowmobile
- Ribbons And Fences
- Safety Padding
- Tree Trimming
- Drainage
- Forest Management
- Erosion Control
- Preventative Maintenance
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Health And Safety
- Equipment Operation
- Performance Reviews
- Equipment Logs
- Incident Investigations
- OHSA Regulations
- TSSA Regulations
- Chainsaw Training
- Heavy Equipment
- Excavation
- Trenching
- Emergency Procedures
- G-Class Driver's License