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Terrain Park Groomer - Winter 2026/27
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What they do
A Park Ranger leads informational programs for park visitors about the history and environmental features of public parks, and promote awareness of protecting park land. Welcomes and provides assistance to park visitors, assists with educational programs, oversees park events and activities and patrols park land.
$65,538 / year median in Oregon
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary To work directly with the Terrain Park Grooming Supervisor, Terrain Park Manager, and Terrain Park Day Crew Supervisor to develop and maintain Woodward Mt Bachelor's terrain parks. You will help implement strategies within the terrain park that will maximize efficiency and encourage continuous improvement to terrain park construction, maintenance, and its employees' growth. Essential Functions/Major Responsibilities Be able to groom an entire terrain park from start to finish. Be able to easily understand grooming patterns for different park layouts and features. Be able to shape, reset, or dig out terrain park features efficiently with all types of snow. Understand specific building concepts. Be able to complete a large amount of work in an 8-hour shift. Be able to build a wide variety of terrain park features from a blank canvas, such as but not limited to: Small/ Medium and Large parks. (Can build and maintain all sizes of park features without assistance.) Can build all Medium/Large jumps and jibs. Can build and maintain all Peace Park features. Shows mastery of all size park rebuilds. Can build any size of park from start to finish. Builders are expected to know how to set various features by hand or alone with a snowcat. Builders are expected to have mastered the controls of various models of Pistenbully and Prinoth park cats. Builders are expected to know how to remove various implements that a cat may use for terrain park construction and maintenance. Including the blade, the tiller, and the Zaugg. Be able to carry diverse types of terrain park features on the blade (boxes, rails, walls, signs, shacks). Be able to pick up, reset, operate, and lay out snowmaking guns and hoses. Understand general grooming machine maintenance (oil, hydro fluid, coolant, tracks, belts, fuses, wipers, hoses) Able to fix and rebuild hydraulic hoses. Shows strong knowledge of winch cat operations. Understands grade of landings and can build landings of all sizes. Knowledge of all Zaugg functions. Can cut and maintain features in peace parks. Can maintain transitions in all parks and in 13' pipe. Responsible for making sure grooming logs are filled out and dated at the end of each shift. Able to handle a larger workload than a level 2 operator. Advanced perception and skill set with snow cat blade and tiller functions. Maintain 100hrs of training time with lower-level operators. Maintain 100hrs of training with higher-level operators. Job Scope The job operates within the established parameters. The terrain park groomer is accountable for their on-hill actions, including the safe build and grooming of terrain park features on a nightly basis, and for the safe operation of the snow cat. Interpersonal Contacts Converses daily on park matters with ski patrol, park manager, park grooming staff, and grooming staff. Shows strong time management skills and communicates in advance on timelines. Can meet timelines set out by supervisors/manager.