Seasonal Ski Mounting Technician

About the role

The Ski Mounting Technician (Workshop/Back of House) is a behind-the-scenes specialist responsible for the precise mounting, adjustment, and inspection of ski bindings. This role prioritizes adherence to technical standards, manufacturer protocols, and quality assurance. The ideal candidate is experienced, mechanically inclined, detail-focused, and comfortable working independently in a workshop setting.

Schedule

• Full-time/Part-time
• During peak season, there will be mandatory overtime, including some Saturdays and Sundays around Black Friday through Cyber Monday, depending on business needs
• This is a Seasonal Position with a maximum employment period of six (6) months based on job performance and business needs

Responsibilities

• Accurately mount, calibrate, test, and release-check ski bindings following current manufacturer specifications and industry safety standards
• Use specialized workshop tools (e.g., mounting jigs, torque wrenches, release testers) and maintain their calibration
• Use warehouse management and mounting software
• Inspect skis and bindings for wear, structural issues, or safety concerns, documenting work performed and flagging any defects
• Support the inventory, care, and maintenance of workshop tools, equipment, and consumables
• Uphold cleanliness and organization of the workshop to meet safety and operational standards
• Collaborate with front-of-house and management for workflow efficiency and prioritize complex custom setups as needed

Qualifications, Skills & Abilities

• Candidate must be 18 years of age or older
• Previous experience as a ski tech or with mounting bindings preferred; technical/mechanical background considered an asset
• Proficient with standard ski tech tools and equipment; ability to interpret technical mounting charts and instructions
• Strong manual dexterity and ability to complete fine mechanical tasks accurately and efficiently
• Proven attention to detail and adherence to safety/quality procedures
• Self-motivated and able to work without direct guest interaction
• Willingness to work flexible schedules, including evenings and weekends during peak season

Physical Demands & Working Environment

• Ability to stand for extended periods and perform repetitive manual tasks in a workshop setting
• Comfortable lifting up to 50 lbs. (ski equipment and tools)
• Excellent hand/eye coordination for technical work
• Regularly use hearing/speech abilities to communicate with coworkers, give/receive instruction, listen for equipment malfunctions, etc.
• Regularly use sight abilities: depth perception, hand/eye/foot coordination, visual acuity in near-, mid-, and far-range vision
• Regularly stand/walk on concrete floor
• Frequently climb up and down stairs but rarely climb ladders
• Frequently bend/twist at waist/knees/neck
• Frequently use both hands/arms to reach/push/pull/lift: Constant: 10 – 30 lbs. Occasional: 30 – 60 lbs. Rarely: less than 10 lbs., or greater than 60 lbs.
• Crawling is typically not required
• Work is performed indoors, and noise level in the work environment is usually moderate

Pay & Benefits

• Competitive seasonal pay (based on experience and certifications)
• Discounts on equipment, workshop services, and pro deals where available
• Access to staff areas and facilities; may include seasonal pass/lift ticket perks
• Professional environment focused on technical excellence and mutual support
• $18 - $21 an hour