What are the responsibilities and job description for the Terrain Park Attendant position at Mount Southington Ski Area?
Position Summary
The Terrain Park Attendant is responsible for the daily inspection, maintenance, and operation of terrain park features, including jumps, rails, boxes, and other freestyle elements. This position plays a key role in delivering an exceptional guest experience by monitoring park conditions, maintaining features in accordance with established Internal Operating Procedures (IOPs), communicating guest responsibilities, and interacting professionally with guests.
Key Responsibilities
Maintain, shape, and construct terrain park features including jumps, rails, and other freestyle elements in collaboration with Terrain Park Manager
Inspect trails / parks designated for freestyle terrain and features regularly for inspection and maintenance of features, signage, and education and warning devices
Greet guests and monitor rider activity to ensure proper use of features
Set up and remove fencing at the entrances of all terrain park areas
Perform nightly breakdown of fencing, final maintenance, and trash pickup
Complete required documentation, including maintenance logs, opening and end-of-shift reports as assigned
Serve as shift lead as assigned by Terrain Park Manager and/or Terrain Park Supervisor
Communicate any concerns or equipment issues promptly to supervisor or mountain leadership
Complete all required training as determined by mountain leadership
Other duties as assigned by mountain leadership
Qualifications
Experience in skiing or snowboarding, especially in freestyle terrain
Strong understanding of terrain park safety and etiquette
Excellent communication and guest service skills
Dependable, safety conscious, and detail oriented
Flexible schedule including weekends, holidays, and peak season hours
Must be eligible to work in the United States
Successful completion of background check
Work Environment & Physical Requirements
Ability to stand and ski/snowboard for extended periods of time (up to 8 hours)
Ability to perform repetitive physical tasks
Ability to work outdoors in extreme varying winter conditions
Ability to walk, stand, and navigate snow-covered, icy, uneven, and changing terrain, surface and subsurface conditions
Ability to bend, shovel snow, and assist guests physically when needed
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
Compensation & Benefits
Compensation: $17.50/hour
Benefits: Complimentary ski/ride access for the duration of employment and employee discounts on food and beverages at participating locations (subject to mountain policy)
Salary : $18