Solitude Mountain Resort
Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor
Solitude Mountain Resort, Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 84193
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JOB TITLE : Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor
DIVISION : Mountain Operations
REPORTS TO : Avalanche Mitigation Manager, Director of Ski Patrol
LOCATION:
Solitude Mountain Resort
CLASSIFICATION:
Full time/ Seasonal
Interviews and recruiting for this role will begin Fall of 2025
Purpose Of Position
This supervisory position will oversee up to 45 employees and will be responsible for a wide variety of mountain operations. The position involves both field (80%), and office work (20%). The Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor reports directly to the Avalanche Mitigation Manager and the Director of Ski Patrol. This position requires strong interpersonal relationship skills as well as expert skiing ability.
PAY:
$30+/hour, based on experience
Specific Job Requirements
The incumbent must be able to obtain an ATF explosive handlers permit. Have a valid state driver's license. Have a current medical certification at Utah EMT, National EMT, or OEC level. Current CPR certification. Expert skiing ability. Avalanche Pro 1 certification, Avalanche Pro 2 preferred Six years of ski patrol experience with two years of supervisory preferred Four years of avalanche mitigation experience at a class "A" resort is preferred. Strong communication and leadership skills Strong understanding of ski resort operations Able to hike in steep, exposed, and technical terrain in arduous conditions with packs weighing between 40 and 60 pounds.
Job Duties And Responsibilities
Assists in the training and evaluating ski patrollers in avalanche rescue, mitigation techniques, and snow science. Maintains documentation of training, equipment assignments, and condition of the equipment. Conducts inventories and maintains explosive caches. Fills in for the Avalanche Mitigation Manager as assigned.
Avalanche Mitigation Responsibilities
Responsible for forecasting future trends and current levels of avalanche danger and mitigating avalanche hazards. Assists in the assignments of route leaders and partners as necessary to conduct mitigation work. Collects and documents field data on snow, weather, and avalanche conditions. Determines the opening and closing of terrain based on avalanche hazard forecasts. Maintains and installs aerial trams and shot cables resort-wide. Maintains and installs avalanche closure rope lines and signage. Assists for the setup and tear down of remote weather stations. The ability to lead a resort wide, mass causality avalanche rescue. Able to conduct and coordinate complex off premises rescues for Wasatch Backcountry Rescue Have a working knowledge of Wyssen towers, a Remote Avalanche Control System (RACS)
Emergency Care and Rescue responsibilities at both supervisory and functional levels:
To provide emergency care to those in need of assistance. To provide transport from on mountain locations in expert terrain to locations in the base area via rescue sleds and snowmobiles. To be proficient in lift evacuations using specialized equipment To be proficient in high-angle rescue To be proficient in search and rescue, including night operations Assists with avalanche incident investigations.
Additional Information
In the winter, the resort operates seven days a week. Work schedules will include weekends, on call, holidays.
Perks Of Working Here
Work & Play in the Mountains:
Embrace the stunning Wasatch Mountains. Connect with fellow mountain enthusiasts.
Benefits
Access to select Alterra Mountain Company Destinations. Free Solitude season pass for you and eligible dependents. Discounts on solitude lift tickets for friends and family. Discounts on food, rentals, retail, and lessons.
Other Perks
Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and life insurance for eligible employees Pro deals with outdoor brands. Generous 401(k) plan with company match. Free counseling service through Employee Assistance Program. Seniority level
Seniority level
Mid-Senior level Employment type
Employment type
Full-time Job function
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Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor
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Solitude Mountain Resort 2 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Join to apply for the
Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor
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Solitude Mountain Resort Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. Seasonal (Seasonal)
JOB TITLE : Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor
DIVISION : Mountain Operations
REPORTS TO : Avalanche Mitigation Manager, Director of Ski Patrol
LOCATION:
Solitude Mountain Resort
CLASSIFICATION:
Full time/ Seasonal
Interviews and recruiting for this role will begin Fall of 2025
Purpose Of Position
This supervisory position will oversee up to 45 employees and will be responsible for a wide variety of mountain operations. The position involves both field (80%), and office work (20%). The Avalanche Mitigation Supervisor reports directly to the Avalanche Mitigation Manager and the Director of Ski Patrol. This position requires strong interpersonal relationship skills as well as expert skiing ability.
PAY:
$30+/hour, based on experience
Specific Job Requirements
The incumbent must be able to obtain an ATF explosive handlers permit. Have a valid state driver's license. Have a current medical certification at Utah EMT, National EMT, or OEC level. Current CPR certification. Expert skiing ability. Avalanche Pro 1 certification, Avalanche Pro 2 preferred Six years of ski patrol experience with two years of supervisory preferred Four years of avalanche mitigation experience at a class "A" resort is preferred. Strong communication and leadership skills Strong understanding of ski resort operations Able to hike in steep, exposed, and technical terrain in arduous conditions with packs weighing between 40 and 60 pounds.
Job Duties And Responsibilities
Assists in the training and evaluating ski patrollers in avalanche rescue, mitigation techniques, and snow science. Maintains documentation of training, equipment assignments, and condition of the equipment. Conducts inventories and maintains explosive caches. Fills in for the Avalanche Mitigation Manager as assigned.
Avalanche Mitigation Responsibilities
Responsible for forecasting future trends and current levels of avalanche danger and mitigating avalanche hazards. Assists in the assignments of route leaders and partners as necessary to conduct mitigation work. Collects and documents field data on snow, weather, and avalanche conditions. Determines the opening and closing of terrain based on avalanche hazard forecasts. Maintains and installs aerial trams and shot cables resort-wide. Maintains and installs avalanche closure rope lines and signage. Assists for the setup and tear down of remote weather stations. The ability to lead a resort wide, mass causality avalanche rescue. Able to conduct and coordinate complex off premises rescues for Wasatch Backcountry Rescue Have a working knowledge of Wyssen towers, a Remote Avalanche Control System (RACS)
Emergency Care and Rescue responsibilities at both supervisory and functional levels:
To provide emergency care to those in need of assistance. To provide transport from on mountain locations in expert terrain to locations in the base area via rescue sleds and snowmobiles. To be proficient in lift evacuations using specialized equipment To be proficient in high-angle rescue To be proficient in search and rescue, including night operations Assists with avalanche incident investigations.
Additional Information
In the winter, the resort operates seven days a week. Work schedules will include weekends, on call, holidays.
Perks Of Working Here
Work & Play in the Mountains:
Embrace the stunning Wasatch Mountains. Connect with fellow mountain enthusiasts.
Benefits
Access to select Alterra Mountain Company Destinations. Free Solitude season pass for you and eligible dependents. Discounts on solitude lift tickets for friends and family. Discounts on food, rentals, retail, and lessons.
Other Perks
Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and life insurance for eligible employees Pro deals with outdoor brands. Generous 401(k) plan with company match. Free counseling service through Employee Assistance Program. Seniority level
Seniority level
Mid-Senior level Employment type
Employment type
Full-time Job function
Job function
Other Industries
Recreational Facilities Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Solitude Mountain Resort by 2x Sign in to set job alerts for Supervisor roles.
Ski Patroller - Avalanche Mitigation Technician Specialist
Engagement, Employee and Labor Relations Manager (HR Manager)
Ski Patroller - Sign, Pads, and Fences Specialist
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