Maintenance Helper

You will:

  • Perform general labor and cleaning duties (painting, machine room cleaning, etc.).
  • Be responsible for running lifts for the Lift Maintenance team during line work.
  • Assist Vehicle Maintenance with track work and other duties.
  • Be an advocate for health and safety, ensuring a clean and safe working environment.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

You:

  • Have experience and familiarity with lift equipment, hand and power tools.
  • Are physically capable of performing manual labor, standing for prolonged periods, walking over rough terrain, working at heights and working in all outdoor conditions.
  • Hold a valid class 5 driver’s license.
  • Are reliable and have excellent communication and teamwork skills.
  • Are familiar with Kicking Horse Mountain Resort and terrain – an asset.
  • Possess a valid first aid and/or CPR certification – an asset.


Compensation and Benefits:

  • Competitive wage: $19.77 - 21.33/hour, dependent on experience
  • Mountain access perks: Staff receive a Kicking Horse Mountain Resort pass with full mountain access, plus reciprocal resort tickets and discounted friends & family tickets for full-time staff.
  • Staff discounts: Enjoy savings on food & beverage, rentals, retail items and hotel accommodation.
  • Employee Events & Recognition: Participate in fun, year-round staff events and be recognized through our employee awards program
  • Join a fun and passionate team to share RCR mountain adventures with!

Interested? Please apply with your resume.

We regret that only those applicants eligible to work in Canada without sponsorship may be considered for seasonal roles. We are an equal opportunity employer and look forward to hearing from all qualified applicants. We thank all applicants for their interest in Kicking Horse Mountain Resort; however only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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