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Patroller - Winter 26/27
BIG WHITE SKI RESORT LTD.
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5315 Big White Road, Kelowna, BC V1P 1P3
$21–$24 an hour
Permanent
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$21–$24 an hour
Permanent
10 hour shift
5315 Big White Road, Kelowna, BC V1P 1P3

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Join the Big White Ski Patrol Team!

Big White Ski Resort is now accepting applications from qualified patrollers for the 2026–2027 winter season. Our professional ski patrol team plays a vital role in maintaining the safety and enjoyment of our mountain environment.

As a patroller, you'll be responsible for providing first aid to guests and staff, including WorkSafeBC-designated care, conducting risk management assessments, and ensuring safe conditions across resort terrain. You’ll work outdoors in all types of mountain weather, with duties ranging from on-snow first response and incident investigation to search and rescue, avalanche safety support, and guest relations.

We're looking for team players who are confident on their skis or board, work well under pressure, and can deliver friendly, professional service to our guests.

We’re proud to stand by our mission:
"To go the extra mile to ensure our visitors enjoy a memorable alpine experience in a positive, safe, and friendly environment."


Position Overview

Location: Big White Ski Resort, British Columbia
Season Duration: Early November – Mid April
Schedule: 4 days on / 3 days off (10-hour shifts)
Wage: $21.00–$24.00/hr (based on experience). Additional $0.50/hr upon completion of the training logbook
Perks: Equipment/first aid allowances and seasonal bonuses upon completion of the season

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide first aid to on-snow guests and respond to WorkSafeBC worker incidents
  • Conduct incident investigations and support resort risk management initiatives
  • Maintain and monitor runs for hazards and safety
  • Perform daily slope opening and closing procedures
  • Conduct snowmobile operations
  • Execute search and rescue missions and lift evacuations
  • Support avalanche control and rescue operations
  • Interact with guests as a frontline ambassador of the resort
  • Participate in Slope Watch and public safety initiatives

Watch: A Day in the Life of Patrol (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1AXvT-39jc)

Required Qualifications & Skills

  • Valid 80+ hour first aid certification (current at the time of employment). Accepted examples include:
    • AFA (previously called OFA Level 3)
    • WFR (Wilderness First Responder)
    • EMR, PCP or higher
    • Australian Ski Patrol Association Certification
    • New Zealand PHEC
  • Advanced skiing or snowboarding ability
  • Excellent communication and teamwork skills
  • Knowledge of Big White Ski Resort (asset)
  • Additional assets (not required):
    • AST1, CAA Level 1 or higher
    • WorkSafeBC Blasting Ticket

If you’re in the process of obtaining your first aid certification, please mention it in your application—we’ll take it into consideration.

Required Personal Equipment

By your start date, you’ll need:

  • Helmet
  • Two full sets of skis or snowboard gear (boots, bindings, skis/board)
  • Avalanche probe and shovel
  • Smartphone with data

Application Checklist

Please include the following in your application:

  • Resume (PDF)
  • Cover Letter (PDF)
  • First Aid Certification
  • Any other relevant certifications

Recruitment Timeline

  • June 1 – Applications open
  • August 1 – Interviews begin (it is strongly recommended you have completed your first aid course before your interview)
  • August 22 – Reference checks
  • September–October – Offers sent out
  • November 2 (tentative) – Training begins

Looking to volunteer instead? Learn more about the Canadian Ski Patrol at www.cspsoz.com (http://www.cspsoz.com).

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