Base Area Operations Specialist

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Base Area Operations Specialist

We are looking for a team player who enjoys working on a variety of tasks. As a member of the base ops team, you will be a key player in not only maintaining the buildings and grounds at the resort. You will also have ample opportunity to interact with guests and be a guide to their needs.

Some of the tasks we do are as follows....

  • Maintain all walk ways, patios, decks including shoveling snow (winter) or sweeping off rocks and dirt (summer
  • General landscaping tasks such as mowing, weed wacking, spring and fall cleanups, seeding and haying, dirt work, garden maintenance
  • Maintain drainage ditches and repair erosion damage as needed.
  • Clear debris using power sweepers, power washers and leaf blowers.
  • Cut and stack fire wood.
  • Pick up trash, empty rubbish barrels; recycle bins.
  • Transport trash and other debris to designated disposal areas.
  • Wear and maintain personal protective equipment and gear.
  • Manage tools and equipment to ensure they are ready and available when needed
  • Operate ATV safely and responsibly to and from work sites
  • Able to work independently with little to no supervision.
  • Use good judgment in making worksite decisions.
  • Follow all company procedures for maintaining a safe worksite.
  • Must be able to read labels on chemicals and follow product directions.
  • Communicate clearly using 2 way radios.
  • Experience with power tools, chain saws, mowers etc.
  • Adaptability: Adapt well to changing work priorities and company needs.
  • Maintain a high level of productivity displaying energy and enthusiasm.
  • Maintain high standards when it comes to quality control and finishing tasks completely
  • complete any other duties assigned

Physical Demands:

  • This is a physically demanding position.
  • Must be comfortable working on rough uneven terrain.
  • Must be physically fit and able to lift up to 80 lbs.
  • Must be able to stand, bend, climb, lift, reach, push and pull repetitively.
  • Must be mentally attentive and focused at all times.
  • Must be able to adapt to climate and work in extreme weather conditions.

Shift Requirements:

  • Hours may be long, including early morning through early evening.
  • Frequent weekend and holiday shifts.

Age Requirements:

  • Applicants must be at least age 18.

Other Requirements:

  • Must pass ATV driver safety training session.

Must have a valid and current drivers license


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