Job Description

The Ski Technician’s main responsibilities consist of assisting our guests with the selection of skis by providing friendly, knowledgeable service and maintaining the ski equipment fleet. The Ski Technician may be required to work in multiple areas of our operations. The Ski technician is also responsible for safety equipment inventories and upkeep, assisting in down days and driving guides and skiers to and from highway staging areas during the day.

Responsibilities & Qualifications

Preferred Skills and Core Competencies:

Maintaining the ski and snowboard fleet.
Waxing of ski and snowboards as necessary
Installation of ski and snowboard bindings
Performing minor base and edge repairs
Repairing minor damage to guest’s ski boots
Keeping the ski room and exits in a clean, orderly state and free of snow.
Daily vacuum and tidy of the boot room
Maintain a fleet of down day bikes if/when necessary. This entails cleaning and performing mechanical adjustments and repairs to the bikes. (no suspension)
Be available to help in the event of an emergency.
Ensure all lodge cache rescue equipment is clean and easily accessible.
Aid in check in presentation to ensure guests are matched with the correct ski equipment.
Drive guests and guides to and from highway staging zones. This requires confidence driving on winter roads and that you have a clean driving record.
Be the contact person for guests in regard to ski equipment, abs bag and avalanche beacons.
Occasionally driving to Bell2, Meziaden Junction, Stewart, for deliveries or equipment swaps
Assist in organization and implementation of down day activities.
Ensure down day activity inventories are maintained and stocked.
Act as relief radio operator / flight follow for groups in the field when transfer coordinator is unavailable.
Assist guide team with maintenance of guest equipment such as avalanche transceivers and BCA packs.

Requirements:

Ability to communicate effectively with clients, senior management, and co-workers.
Hold a valid clean driver’s license (class 5)
Ability to respond effectively to changing demands.
Ski technician experience in a rental shop environment is preferable but not necessary.
Ability to make basic repairs to skis, boots and bindings.
Intermediate to advanced skiing or snowboarding skills.
Basic understanding of avalanche rescue equipment
Ability to drive a vehicle safely on snow and ice covered roads
Basic understanding of Microsoft Office and Microsoft Access.
A friendly personality and genuine desire to help and please others.
Ability to think clearly and make quick decisions.
A professional manner and calm, rational approach in hectic situations.
Energetic and patient.
Good organizational skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, especially when dealing with speakers of other languages.
Multiple Languages, an asset.
Passion for the outdoors is welcomed

Salary/Wage

200-220 per day

Other Perks/Benefits

This is a seasonal, live-on-site position based in remote Northern BC. Working rotations are based on a 2-week on, 1-week off schedule, working 10hrs per day. Lodging and all meals are provided while working. Transport between the lodge and Terrace or Smithers is provided for your time off. Subsidized accommodation and lift passes are available in Smithers for your scheduled time off. Please note we are unfortunately not able to accommodate pets. If you have a passion for the outdoors, enjoy putting a smile on people’s faces, and thrive in a fast-paced environment, we look forward to hearing from you!

Job Application Process

Please email your up to date resume along with a brief outline of why you’re interested in working with us and what makes you our ideal candidate to cliff@lastfrontierheli.com

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