Parking Attendant
About this role
Parking Attendant
Reports To: Transportation Supervisor and/or Assistant Transportation Supervisor
Position Overview
Parking Attendants are part of the Transportation team. They are responsible for ensuring vehicles in all areas are parked as efficiently as possible, maintaining a smooth and orderly flow of traffic coming to & leaving from the ski area, and maintaining all parking risk management signage. They are responsible for general cleanliness/safety of outdoor public areas around the lower chalet and in our parking lots, and for daily collection and disposal of garbage/recycling in the lower chalet area and in parking lots. Parking Attendants are also responsible for the daily town run and require a valid Class 5 Alberta driving license (or equivalent).
The incumbent should expect to be working outside in any, all and sometimes adverse weather conditions.
This is a full-time seasonal role, 5 days out of 7 per week from November through to May each operating season. Please note that you may not receive full-time hours at the beginning/ end of the season and during other slow periods.
Alberta Employment Standards regarding a ninety-day probationary period applies.
Job duties/ Responsibilities:
- Ensure vehicles in all areas are parked as efficiently as possible
- Ensure a smooth and orderly flow of traffic coming up to and leaving the ski area
- Ensure parking and roadway signs are current and located as required
- Assist with & document any snow removal for the upper & lower chalet public areas
- Handle daily garbage collection and disposal
- Ensure Lower Chalet plaza area is clean, remove snow and garbage, sweep and sand/salt
- Ensure only vehicles with parking passes are parked in the VIP area
- Recording daily vehicle count
- Responsible for the daily town run
- Report all damage or problems with company vehicles to the Transportation Supervisor
- Working in a safe efficient manner
- Courteous cooperation with other staff members, assist other departments as required
- Assist in emergency situations
- Any other duties as assigned
- Adherence to the company’s practices and procedures as set in the ‘Transportation Training Manual’
- All Marmot Basin employees will conduct themselves in compliance with Alberta Occupational Health and Safety legislation as it relates to their job
Requirements:
- Must be 18 years or older
- Must possess an enthusiastic and positive attitude
- Enjoy interacting with the public
- Enjoy working outdoors in the winter
- Valid Alberta Class 5 drivers license (or better) in good standing (3 years preferred)
Attributes:
- Professional deportment with excellent customer service skills: experience dealing with all on-hill patrons
- Cheerful, outgoing personality; demonstrated temperament and disposition for sometimes highly stressful situations
- Strong team member able to take direction
- Motivated and observant; able to perceive needed tasks and complete them without direction
- Self-aware; able to identify strengths and gaps in own abilities and training
- Able to use taught skills and previous experience to problem solve
Qualifications:
- Ski Industry experience (an asset)
- Previous customer service experience (an asset)
- Physically fit
- Self-motivated and able to work unsupervised
Supplementary:
- Respect and adhere to the company’s policies and procedures as set in the Corporate Policies, Employee Handbook and other Training Manuals
Company at a glance
Located in the breathtaking, mountainous landscape of Jasper National Park - 11,000 square kilometers of wilderness and a part of the UNESCO Canadian Rockies World Heritage Site. Marmot Basin is a truly unique skiing destination.
Marmot Basin’s facilities and services include 7 lifts, including the Canadian Rockies Express high speed quad chair - the longest in the Canadian Rockies, 3 on-mountain day lodges, a full-service Rental Shop, Snow Sports School, eateries, a nursery and retail shop.
Marmot Basin is the northern most Rocky Mountain ski area and enjoys abundant dry, light & fluffy natural snow that is a dream to ski and snowboard. With the highest base elevation in Canada and a latitude of 53° N, our snow falls early, and continues well into May. With over 1,600 acres of skiable terrain along with the addition of three new chairlifts since 2009, lift lines are virtually non-existent; providing families, beginners and experts alike the room to carve turns at their leisure. Marmot Basin is one of the least crowded ski areas of its kind in North America where powder stashes last and the wide open slopes are yours to enjoy.
Located only 20 minutes from the charming town of Jasper; the perfect base for all of your winter adventures. With abundant wildlife that ensures you'll see plenty of four-legged locals such as elk, deer, wolves and lynx in their natural environment.
For an unforgettable ski experience in a remarkably beautiful Rocky Mountain setting, Marmot Basin and Jasper have no equal.
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