What are the responsibilities and job description for the Ski Patroller (EMT) position at Timberline?
Description
As an essential part of Timberline, Ski Patrollers help keep the ski area running safely while providing emergency medical care as a EMT-B for guests of Timberline Lodge. Entry-level position/Ski Patroller Basic and/or Ski Patroller Level 1.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Effectively communicate and participate in Timberline Ski Patrol’s safety policies, emergency procedures and action plans.
- Primary duty to respond to injured guests, monitor and maintain all trails and signage within Timberline permit area.
- Routine trail inspection, hazard evaluation and maintenance of on-hill safety equipment including but not limited to ropes, bamboo, signage and padding.
- Provide professional level emergency medical care in accordance with Timberline Ski Patrol’s medical protocols and within scope of practice of EMT-B.
- Maintain first-aid supply bags and response equipment on-hill.
- Provide transport for guests who meet criteria for medical or additional support.
- Complete incident reports in a thorough, timely and legible manner.
- Assist with educational efforts related to safe skiing and riding.
- Assist with enforcement on company policy and Oregon’s Skier’s Code regarding safety regulations, including taking appropriate disciplinary action.
- Assist with Lift Evacuation procedures as instructed.
- Perform with Self Evacuation procedures as instructed.
- Assist senior Ski Patrollers and Ski Patrol Management when necessary.
- Assist and take direction from Mtn. Operations Manager(MOD), GM Mtn. Operations.
- Effectively communicate with ambulance, life flight, SAR and law enforcement personnel.
- Assist other departments as necessary in order to provide a high quality mountain experience for guests of Timberline Lodge.
- Ensure Ski Patrol facilities are kept clean and well organized.
- Effectively communicate and work alongside Mt. Hood Ski Patrol volunteers.
- Present a professional, quality image at all times.
- Regular and reliable attendance.
Requirements
QUALIFICATIONS
- Must have a current Oregon or National Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) certificate.
- Must have current Healthcare Provider CPR/AED certification.
- Must have excellent customer services skills and able to maintain a courteous, professional attitude towards guests and staff at all times. .
- Must be able to work weekends, holidays and arrive at work on time as scheduled.
- Must be able to meet approved company driver criteria.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
- Must be a minimum Type II (Intermediate) skier, able to ski in all adverse weather and hill conditions, including those encountered during avalanche control.
- Must be in good physical condition, able to perform strenuous work outside in all adverse weather conditions.
- Must be flexible and capable of bending, twisting and kneeling.
- Must be able to work in tight space with balance and poise.
- Must be able to work on feet, stand, and walk for the duration of your shift.
- Must be able to work scheduled shifts and additional shifts when needed. Including but not limited to double shifts, night shifts, photoshoots, early set-up and after hours work.
- Must be able to keep up with pace of department/position demands.
- Must be able to work for extended periods of time.
- Must be able to shovel all types of snow in all types of weather conditions.
- Must be able to lift 80 lbs. and carry 40 lbs. while skiing.
- Must be able to ascend 1,000 vertical ft. in 1 hr. carrying loaded Ski Patrol pack and skis.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
- Remain calm and make rational decisions during emergency situations.
- Display excellent people skills and provide outstanding customer service.
- Exercising sound judgment and awareness regarding language, behavior, and dress and grooming.
- Enjoys challenges
- Works well under pressure
- Reasoning skills
- Fair and honest
- Team player
- Self-motivated
- Problem solver
- Wiliness to learn
Salary : $20 - $22
