What are the responsibilities and job description for the Vehicle Maintenance Assistant position at Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation?
Vehicle Maintenance Assistant
Utah Olympic Park (UOP) – Park City, UT
Utah Olympic Park is seeking a Vehicle Maintenance Assistant to help keep our operations running smoothly and ensure guests and athletes have an exceptional experience at our world‑class Olympic venue. If you’re motivated by hands‑on work, problem‑solving, and contributing to a mission‑driven organization dedicated to preserving and sharing the Olympic legacy, this opportunity is for you. Keep reading to learn more.
Schedule, Pay & Benefits
- Full-time hourly position, starting at $22/hr depending on experience.
- Normally 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. With occasional evenings, weekends or holidays based on operational needs.
- Benefits include:
- Medical (HDHP), Dental and Vision
- HSA and 403(b) with employer match
- Many Perks at our three Olympic Venues
- Discounts on things like sports programs, equipment rentals, and retail
- Vouchers or free admission for experiences like bobsledding, ice skating and tubing.
Why Choose the UOP
As a nonprofit with a forward‑looking vision, Utah Olympic Park is committed to being a destination where visitors and athletes alike can experience the legacy of the Winter Olympic Games. You’ll join a team focused on collaboration, reliability, and building a supportive culture that keeps operations running safely and smoothly. We are mission driven, with our eyes focused on upcoming World Cups, International games, and life after the 2034 Olympics.
Who Are You?
- Some experience with engines and mechanical components
- Strong organizational skills
- Clear, natural communication abilities
- Willingness to grow, learn, and support your teammates
- Ability to work collaboratively across departments and handle tasks independently
What Your Typical Day May Look Like
As a Vehicle Maintenance Assistant at Utah Olympic Park, your day centers around preventive maintenance and repair of vehicles and small‑engine equipment. Your work may include troubleshooting issues, replacing parts, and completing routine service needs such as oil changes and tire rotations. When an unexpected issue arises, you’ll work with your supervisor to assess the situation and determine the best course of action to keep essential park operations running. When vehicle maintenance is ahead of schedule, you’ll have opportunities to support other departments, learn new skills, and assist in keeping our ski slopes and other key operations functioning at their best.
Can You Picture Yourself Here?
You join a team committed to advancing the UOP’s vision of: “Bringing to life the Olympic & Paralympic spirit in our youth, our communities, and athletes from around the world.” Your success in this role means embracing the Foundation’s core values such as:
- Community: This isn’t just about our external community, but also our internal community across each department. You build trust, strengthen teamwork, and help keep our shared vision moving forward.
- Grit: You think creatively, stay resourceful, and are motivated by the challenge of keeping a fleet of about 40 vehicles and small‑engine units running reliably.
You thrive in hands‑on work, enjoy solving problems, and take pride in knowing your efforts directly support athletes, guests, and colleagues who rely on our equipment every day.
If this sounds like the right next step for you, apply today to join the Utah Olympic Park team. We look forward to hearing from you and exploring whether this role is the right fit.