Sugarloaf Ski Patrol provides a safe recreational experience for our guests, high quality rescue services, and other guest service contacts. Patrol is responsible for managing the general safety of guests and on-mountain employees through the winter season. This includes both prevention and after-incident first aid care. Daily activities of a Ski Patroller may include, but are not limited to monitoring mountain areas for injured, reckless, and lost skiers/snowboarders and for skiing hazards; providing first aid and other necessary assistance to skiers and snowboarders; enforcing company skiing safety regulations; completing ongoing training and emergency procedures practice; and performing various trail and lift inspections and maintenance tasks. Most work is performed on skis or a snowboard.

• Patrol assigned mountain areas regularly to ensure that all trails are properly marked; to identify injured, lost, out of control and reckless skiers and snowboarders; to identify existing or potential skiing hazards; and to monitor and report on weather/skiing conditions, skiing traffic and the like
• Maintain roped boundaries on Sugarloaf and Burnt Mountain
• Stop reckless skiers or snowboarders to enforce company skiing safety regulations, including taking of appropriate disciplinary action
• Promote safety for guests and employees through education and personal behavior
• Perform trail opening and closing procedures as well as trail and lift checks, sweeps, and maintenance as directed by hill chief  
• Ensure proper preparation for mountain operations and for side-country and backcountry rescues
• Search for missing persons and equipment.
• Stand by awaiting emergency calls. Assist with dispatch duties.
• Administer emergency care/first aid to injured skiers and snowboarders; assess condition of and stabilize patient, render appropriate treatment, such as splinting, transport to base area in a toboggan.
• Transport uninjured skiers or snowboarders who are having difficulty or have lost or damaged equipment to base area by toboggan or snowmobile.

• Must be able to ski or snowboard all terrain in all types of conditions
• Medical skills and certifications such as EMT, WFR, or OEC certificate or greater, plus CPR/AED, must be attained in 1st season. 
• Must be able to withstand harsh winter conditions for long periods of time
• Must be able to work as a team player
• Must be able to lift 70 lbs. or more and be able to ski/ride while carrying cumbersome gear
• Must have a safety oriented perspective and strong communication skills

Sugarloaf Team Member Benefits include:

• Free lift pass for skiing and/or riding (at Sugarloaf and Sunday River)
• Discounts at resort F&B and retail locations
• Discounted ski/snowboard lessons and rentals
• Access to Nordic trails and discounted equipment rentals at our Outdoor Center location
• Discounted passes at other Boyne and partner resorts
• Eligibility for end of season service and loyalty bonus
• Team Members may also be eligible to earn up to 40 hours of paid time off