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Lift Operator
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What they do
A Broadcast Technician operates audio equipment and transmitters for a radio or television station. Operates and maintains equipment that regulates signal strength for a station. Arranges sound equipment and monitors the volume and quality of sound for programs; synchronizes sound with visual images for television shows or other broadcast events such as sports games. May edit recorded shows or productions.
$59,105 / year median in New Mexico
-5% projected decline
Job Description
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following: (other duties may be assigned) Safely operate the chair lift and surface lift, following all protocol and procedures Help guests load and unload the lift, which often includes assisting children and first-time skiers Direct ski traffic, scan tickets, setup and maintain lift lines Follow radio protocol/procedures when communicating over the radio Maintain the ramps and shovel snow in designated areas including off of ski benches Assist with customer questions and concerns in a professional and helpful manner Work well on a team in a busy environment Complete daily tasks as assigned by Lift Supervisors and Manager