Alpine Snow Removal/Cleaner 1 application

**All staff working at locations requiring ski-in, ski-out will have to provide their own outdoor gear to wear for this purpose. As well as their own skis/snowboard and Helmet** .

Duties:

• Clear snow from patios and exits using the snow blower or shovels.
• Clean washrooms with designated products and equipment. Maintain stock of all towel and toilet paper dispensers, along with the soap dispensers.
• Clean alpine shop and staff washrooms, ensuring there is enough stock to last throughout the day.
• Help clean/bus ski school lunch room during the Whistler Kids lunch program, where we may see between 10-320 kids per day
• Help set-up the Whistler Kids program with bringing trays, cutlery, dishes and condiments to food station.
• Help with bussing duties throughout the day (breakdown room, condiment stations, bussing tables in each room)
• Additional duties: If a mess is made, then we clean it up. Also, if bussers need help or something odd needs to be done, they call on the cleaners to make time.
• Clean and stock washroom

Other Things to Know:

Locations: At any point if another location is in need of bussers or extra assistance, we can send our employees to help out. Depending on location, it would either be a ski in/out unit or transportation by lift/gondola.

Hours: Full time staff are required to work 32-40 hours. Staff hours are dependent on guest volume; therefore more hours can be expected around Christmas time, and less hours during quieter periods

Uniform and grooming standards: A uniform is provided for snow removal and washroom cleaning staff. This includes a high quality pair of snow pants, jacket, toque, and liner to keep warm while clearing snow. Indoors we are provided with two shirts and two pairs of pants. Staff are also provided with a name tag which must be worn at all times. The Whistler Blackcomb grooming policy must also be upheld.