What the role is all about:

The Haig Camp Attendant is responsible for a variety of duties including the operation of Helicopter management, Grooming, Cooking, Drinking and Grey water management, Solar electrical, propane heating, and general building maintenance. This may sound like a lot, and it is, but these skills can be learned. What is most important to a successful camp is the ability to work with others and work well with coaches and athletes; you also need to know how to prioritize and manage stressful situations.

The work environment is remote and away from civilization, it’s not for everyone.

What you will be doing:

• Ensure the facilities are maintained in a safe and clean condition according to applicable health and safety standards and WinSport policy
• Play an integral role in the loading, unloading and management of the Helicopter process
• Provide all housekeeping, cleaning, grooming and meal preparation services
• Monitor the various mechanical, water and electrical systems and repair or report as required
• Ensure the safety of athletes and coaches while at camp and on the glacier
• Ensure effective communication with WinSport staff based at the BWTC
• Contribute to the creation and projection of a WinSport Canada image characterized by inclusiveness, integrity, reliability, respect, courtesy, openness and commitment to excellence
• Perform additional related tasks and project duties as outlined by the BWTC Manager
• Demonstrate a safe work practice at all times by adhering to all WinSport safety policy and procedures and ensuring one’s own safety is preserved along with the safety of co-workers, direct reports and WinSport guests
• Be mindful of all safety hazards/concerns within the work environment and ensure all safety issues are reported to the BWTC Manager
• Review all OH & S notices/meeting minutes as they are distrusted or posted on OH & S boards located within all departments
• Other duties as required

What you bring:

• Ability to multi-task
• First aid and CPR certifications
• Food safe certification (online course)
• Knowledge of Nordic sport requirements - grooming and track setting is an asset, driving a small Snow Cat will be taught during training.
• Remote camp, food preparation and facility experience
• Experience in mountain and glacial environments
• Great communication and interpersonal skills
• Excellent organizational skills
• Maintenance and mechanical aptitude
• Ability to work with others in a team setting
• Knowledge of basic Solar, electrical, propane, and plumbing is an asset
• Must be able to work with little supervision
• Able to respond to inquiries and problems as they arise
• Safety conscious

You will be:

• Working indoors and outdoors, in all weather conditions
• Performing tasks that are physically demanding at times
• Working in a variety of areas and buildings
• Working evenings and weekends
• Exposed to Hazardous Material
• Bending and lifting