NewSafety Patrol Ski Resort Seasonal 26-27 Tenney Resort & Recreation LLCSafety Patrol Ski Resort Seasonal 26-27Plymouth, NHTemporaryExpert or strong intermediate skiing or snowboarding technical skills with ability to ski/ride all terrain in all conditions at the Area (most jobs are performed on skis and ski boots or snowboards and snowboard boots).Able to transport equipment (e.g., bamboo, poles, rope, fencing, drills, signs, first aid supplies, oxygen, medical equipment, etc.) on skis or a snowboard throughout the resort in a safe and expedient manner. This position mirrors many of the operational and safety-focused responsibilities of Ski Patrol while maintaining a clear distinction: Safety Patrol members do not possess a state recognized emergency medical care license or certification and thus do not provide medical care or transport injured guests.
Ski Patrol Gunstock Mountain ResortSki PatrolGilford, NHTemporaryOther responsibilities include, but are not limited to; attend to patient evaluation, triage and provide appropriate first aid; safely transport injured guests and/or employees from the mountain to First Aid Base; maintain a strong working knowledge of lift evacuation plans and snowmobile operations; attend to on-mountain risk management duties such as identifying and marking potential skiing/riding hazards, set-up and remove fencing, rope lines and signage as needed. Ability to ski/snowboard at an advanced to expert level up to 6 hours/day on all terrain in variable weather conditions and while transporting up to 50 lbs; frequently required to ski/ride in a controlled manner while pulling a rescue sled up to 200 lbs.
Winter 26/27: Ski Patrol Volunteer POWDRWinter 26/27: Ski Patrol VolunteerCopper Mountain, ColoradoOther tasks include skiing in difficult conditions, volunteering in cold and often inclement conditions, high elevations, carrying and transporting unwieldy materials such as tower pads, medical equipment, etc. Basic computer skills, EMT-B, American Heart Association CPR and strong snowboard or alpine skiing skills are minimum requirements.
Ski Patrol Level 1 - Winter 2026/27 POWDRSki Patrol Level 1 - Winter 2026/27Bend, OregonLocation: Bend, Oregon Are you interested in delivering memorable experiences, enhancing people's lives and having fun while doing it? This shared mission of POWDR and Mt. Bachelor creates a fun and inspiring culture that we live every day. We look for employees who are passionate about sharing mountain culture, have a positi...
Ski and Snowboard Patrol POWDRSki and Snowboard PatrolTruckee, CaliforniaStarting pay: $19/hour (with higher pay possible for advanced EMT/OEC certifications or returning patrollers). You’ll be visible across the mountain, ensuring trails are safe, responding to incidents, and supporting operational excellence.
Ski And Snowboard Patrol POWDRSki And Snowboard PatrolTruckee, CAPerks: Starting pay: $19/hour (with higher pay possible for advanced EMT/OEC certifications or returning patrollers). You'll be visible across the mountain, ensuring trails are safe, responding to incidents, and supporting operational excellence.
Ski Patroller - Winter 26.27 Snowshoe MountainSki Patroller - Winter 26.27Snowshoe, West VirginiaThe class takes 120 hours to take initially, usually offered by ambulance squads or fire departments in the evenings, two nights a week, three to four hours per night. To maintain one’s status in the National Ski Patrol a patroller must attend a yearly eight-hour Outdoor Emergency Care Refresher and pay yearly dues.
Ski Patroller | Full Time Seasonal Loon MountainSki Patroller | Full Time SeasonalLincoln, New HampshirePatrol assigned mountain areas regularly to ensure trails are marked, identify injured, lost, reckless, or out of control individuals, and monitor hazards weather and skiing conditions. Perform trail maintenance, check for hazards or missing signs, mark hazards, clear brush; pack and shovel snow, set up fences and close trails as necessary.
NewSki Patroller | Part Time Loon MountainSki Patroller | Part TimeLincoln, New HampshirePatrol assigned mountain areas regularly to ensure trails are marked, identify injured, lost, reckless, or out of control individuals, and monitor hazards weather and skiing conditions. Perform trail maintenance, check for hazards or missing signs, mark hazards, clear brush; pack and shovel snow, set up fences and close trails as necessary.
Patrol 4 Hill Chief Mountain Capital PartnersPatrol 4 Hill ChiefCrescent, ORErect and position signage, barriers, and flags to clearly delineate safe skiing areas, closed trails, and potential hazard zones, ensuring they are easily visible to skiers and snowboarders. Monitor and record changing weather and snow conditions meticulously, providing timely and accurate reports to resort management to aid their decision making in relation to trail openings and closures.
Ski Patroller Candidate Mountain Capital PartnersSki Patroller CandidateDurango, COGeneral Purpose: The Ski Patrol Candidate will provide and promote a safe environment for Purgatory guests and employees, educate skiers/snowboarders about the Skiers' Responsibility Code, and monitor guests to ensure general. Perform sweeps at the end of the day to ensure that all guests and employees are safely off the mountain.
Ski Team Race Coach (Part-Time) Employment at Mt. RoseSki Team Race Coach (Part-Time)Reno, NevadaEXTERNAL (Race): Far West and Western Region ACC’s; equipment suppliers and sponsors; other Far West ski teams and coaches; Athlete parents; Resort guests. Instruct and coach U10, U12, U14, U16, FIS or Masters athletes of different ability levels on a full range of racing techniques and tactics.
Patrol Manager Solitude Mountain ResortPatrol ManagerSolitude, UtahThis role combines field leadership with administrative oversight and requires strong interpersonal skills, sound judgment, expert skiing ability, strong downhill mountain biking ability, and the ability to lead effectively within a unionized work environment. Coordinates and participates in lift evacuations, avalanche response, search and rescue operations, high-angle rescue, cliff rescue, missing person incidents, night operations, and complex rescue efforts involving Wasatch Backcountry Rescue and other partner agencies as assigned.
Ski Patroller I Mountain Capital PartnersSki Patroller IVadito, NMOpen/close trails using ropes; mark hazards with ropes, bamboo and/or signs; provide trail grooming needs to Mountain Manager; sweep all trails at the close of the day; transport guests when necessary. Under direction of the Ski Patrol Director you shall perform the following duties: Greet guests in a timely and friendly manner whenever they are in your line of vision.
All Mountain Ski Team Coach Employment at Mt. RoseAll Mountain Ski Team CoachReno, NevadaUnderstand, observe, and teach all Ski Team safety, group handling, and training operations rules, requirements, processes, and protocols, including the Skier Responsibility Code and Park SMART (applicable to Terrain Park qualified coaches only). Responsible for coaching small groups (3-12) of ski team athletes (ages 6 - 16), with abilities ranging from Beginner (no first-timers) to Advanced/Expert with a focus on safety, fun, and skill development.
Ski Team All Mountain Supervisor Employment at Mt. RoseSki Team All Mountain SupervisorReno, NevadaRun day-of training operations on-snow (AM coach prep, athlete arrival - check-in, athlete coach/group, launch, AM training session supervision, lunch check-in/out, after lunch launch, PM training session supervision, end of day check-in/out, coach debrief, athlete/coach group changes/updates/notes). Oversee the administration of the respective Program Team, including coach coordination and communications, coach training/training day preparation, management of athlete/coach groupings, on-snow management of coaches and athletes, including safety protocols, and engagement with athletes and athlete families.
Ski Patroller- NSP Volunteer- 2026/27 Season Sunday RiverSki Patroller- NSP Volunteer- 2026/27 SeasonNewry, MaineVolunteerPatrol assigned mountain areas regularly to ensure that all trails are properly marked, to identify injured, lost, out of control and reckless skiers and snowboarders; to identify existing or potential skiing hazards and to monitor and report on weather/skiing conditions, skiing traffic and the like. Patrollers provide first aid and other necessary assistance to skiers and snowboarders, enforce company skiing safety regulations, complete ongoing training and emergency procedures practice, and perform various trail maintenance tasks.
Ski/Bike Patroller (Seasonal) Massanutten Current OpeningsSki/Bike Patroller (Seasonal)McGaheysville, VirginiaThe Ski/Bike Patroller provides on-mountain first aid and transportation, manages incidents, and promotes safety through hazard mitigation and skier/rider education. They also perform essential tasks such as chairlift evacuation, search-and-rescue, and opening/closing the ski area or bike trails.
Entry Ski Patroll-Skilled Vail ResortsEntry Ski Patroll-SkilledLudlow, VT$21.51–$25.30 / hourFrom day one, you'll receive some of the highest compensation rates in the industry, free pass(es) along with free ski and snowboard lessons, 40% retail discounts, the chance to grow through Epic Service - our leading training and development experience, and wellness benefits to fuel your success. Whether it’s your first-time seeing snow or you were born on the slopes, joining our team means discovering (or re-discovering!) a passion for the outdoors while building lifelong connections with teammates and guests from around the world.
NewTerrain Park Crew Ski Resort Seasonal 26-27 Tenney Resort & Recreation LLCTerrain Park Crew Ski Resort Seasonal 26-27Plymouth, NHTemporaryYour Day on the Mountain (Key Responsibilities)Feature Construction & MaintenanceBuild, shape, and repair jumps, rails, boxes, and landingsMonitor snow conditions and adjust features for safety and flowPerform daily inspections and document maintenance Guest Safety & ExperienceSet up signage, fencing, and closuresEducate guests on terrain park etiquette and safe riding practicesSupport ski patrol and respond to incidents when needed Snow & Equipment HandlingOperate hand tools and snow shaping equipmentAssist with snowmaking and grooming coordinationMaintain tools and report equipment issues Team CollaborationCommunicate with lift ops, grooming, and patrol teamsContribute ideas for park layout and rider progressionHelp document park status and assist with social media content Your Mountain Toolkit (Qualifications)Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions Strong attention to detail and safety Physical stamina (lift up to 50 lbs regularly) Basic mechanical or carpentry skills Availability on weekends, holidays, and flexible shifts Bonus Runs (Preferred Experience)Prior terrain park or ski resort experience Snowboarding or skiing proficiency Familiarity with park tools and snow shaping techniques Experience operating snowmobiles or ATVs The Perks of the Peak (What You Get)Competitive pay Ski where you work - **mountain access included! This team is the heartbeat of Tenney's freestyle experience - designing, building, and maintaining terrain features that challenge and inspire riders of all levels.