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Now viewing: Ski Patrol Level 1 - Winter 2026/27
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Mount Bachelor
Ski Patrol Level 1 - Winter 2026/27
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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Position Summary A mountain patroller is responsible for emergency medical response and guest assistance , and contribut es to resort operations to provide an exceptional experience for all visitors. Key responsibilities include emergency medical care and transportation of injured guests, on-mountain setup and hazard mitigation to promote a safe environment, avalanche reduction and rescue, lift evacuations, patrolling runs to assist guests, and thorough documentation. Level 1 patroller status applies to both new-to-the-job entry-level patrollers and those with at least one season's experience . An Entry-Level 1 patroller must demonstrate a willingness to learn patrol procedures and an eagerness to take on new responsibilities with training. With appropriate training , entry-level patrollers fulfill key duties such as emergency medical care, mountain operations setup, avalanche mitigation, lift evacuations, patrolling trails, and documentation while exhibiting strong guest service skills and advanced/expert skiing/riding ability. A n experienced Level 1 patroller has at least one season of pr evious patrol experience and can comfortably perform all essential job functions and responsibilities. In addition to the entry-level duties, Level 1 patrollers will be expected to accurately complete incident documentation, demonstrate strong risk management abilities, assist with avalanche reduction work, and expand their knowledge of snow science and weather patterns. A Level 1 patroller should be actively preparing for success in the formal examination of 4 of the 9 disciplines of in-house certification for professional patrollers. Essential Functions /Major Responsibilities Ski/ride all trails frequently to provide a visible patrol presence . Respond to incidents and administer emergency medical care as necessary per training level. Perform rescues and transport injured guests safely via toboggan. Inspect terrain, identify hazards, and mitigate risks . Communicate hazards/issues to teams like lift ops, groomers, etc. Conduct mountain operations duties like avalanche mitigation, rope line setup, signage, etc. Complete required reports, documentation, and record-keeping. Operate required equipment and vehicles like toboggans, snowmobiles, rope systems, etc. Assist with guest services like directions, basic troubleshooting, and conflict resolution . Conduct lift evacuations and follow protocols for guest safety/documentation. Conduct search and rescue operations as trained. Attend all training sessions to maintain certifications and skills . Secondary Function Contribute to daily mountain operations with instruction from the Patrol Director, Assistant Director, Supervisors, Leads, and Level 4 patrollers. Actively participate in the Patrol In-house Training program to expand job knowledge and performance. Job Scope As outlined and defined by the Patrol Manual. Interpersonal Contacts The Mountain Patroller's main responsibility is guest service . You can expect d aily interaction s with other Patrollers, Lift Maintenance staff, Lift Operations staff, Terrain Park staff, Ski and Ride School staff , and other off-hill departments.