Supervise and support the Ski Area Associate Team members working in their area of expertise.
Primary responsibility is to supervise and support the Snow Making team.
Ensure team members are performing work assignments according to established procedures, practices, and policies and ensure team members are properly equipped for the work assignment.
Manage Operations’ equipment ensuring proper maintenance, requisition, and replacement as needed; report equipment maintenance and replacement scheduling needs to the Snow Bowl Manager.
Report all safety hazards or violations, and personnel problems to supervisor.
Responsible for ongoing training of employees on the team; communicate effectively and appropriately, both verbally and in writing, with individuals of diverse backgrounds.
Perform other duties as assigned by supervisors to assist department in obtaining and maintaining its mission.
Perform all duties in a safe and professional manner and in accordance with established Middlebury College and departmental policies and procedures.
Occasionally perform associated Ski Area operations work at the Snow Bowl and Rikert including supporting base lodge operations, lift operations, snow removal, event set-up and cleanup, truck loading and unloading, and trash/debris removal.
Assist the Ski Area staff as necessary.
Requirements
High school diploma. On-the-job training as to procedures and policies.
Previous experience in a ski area Mountain Operations position helpful.
Supervisory experience preferred.
Strong interpersonal skills both with internal and external members.
Ability to communicate defined expectations and provide positive and negative feedback constructively.
Must be able to work independently and have strong organizational and prioritization skills.
Ability to work overtime, flexible shifts, and holidays.
Must have driver’s license and acceptable motor vehicle record.
Physical Demands: Lifting 20 -30 pounds frequently, occasionally 50 pounds and able to pull 100 pounds occasionally.
Work environment is outdoors in the winter; may have extended periods on foot in rugged terrain.