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Snowcat Track Maintenance Worker (Spring 2024)

Updated: April 17, 2024 08:42 AM GMT


Resorts of the Canadian Rockies

Resorts of the Canadian Rockies

Fernie, BC

We are looking to fill the full-time temporary Snowcat Track Maintenance Worker position at Fernie Alpine Resort. Reporting to the Vehicle Maintenance Manager, the ideal candidate will be an excellent communicator, physically fit, and comfortable working in an outdoor maintenance shop environment. We focus on building and maintaining long-lasting relationships with our staff and guests and encourage you to come “Experience the Ultimate” and be a part of our staff team.

You Will
• Disassembly and reassembly of Snowcat tracks including removal and replacement of worn and broken components
• Responsible for inventory and parts used on each track
• Report any unseen track problems to Vehicle Maintenance
• Know and abide by RCR Policy and Procedures including Safety Management and Injury Management Programs

You Have
• Able to work alone or in a team environment
• Must be reliable
• Mechanical aptitude required
• Should have some experience using basic hand tools
• Must be physically... More Detail


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