RM

Resort Municipality Of Whistler

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Whistler: A place where our community thrives, nature is protected and guests are inspired.

Whistler, BC

Government Administration
201–500 people

About

The Resort Municipality of Whistler is a one-of-a-kind community and is often recognized as the number one mountain and ski resort destination in North America. It has a thriving four-season events calendar, and arts and culture sector. Whistler was the Host Mountain Resort for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Open positions

Equipment Operator II - Roads

On-site · Whistler

The Equipment Operator II is responsible for the safe operation, servicing, and maintenance of snow-clearing equipment. They also perform essential tasks related to the maintenance and construction of road projects to ensure a safe transportation network.

Equipment Operator II - Snow Clearing

On-site · Whistler

The Equipment Operator II is responsible for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and repair of snow clearing equipment such as compact loaders and sidewalk plows. They ensure pedestrian access to the Valley Trail and village areas while performing moderate to heavy outdoor work in all weather conditions.

Lifeguard/Instructor

On-site · Whistler

The Lifeguard/Swim Instructor is responsible for ensuring pool safety, providing swim instruction to all ages, and administering first aid. They also perform basic pool maintenance and assist with the opening and closing of the facility.

Skate Host - Meadow Park Sports Centre

On-site · Whistler

The Skate Host manages the ice area and skate shop, ensuring public safety through rule enforcement and basic first aid. They are also responsible for providing skate and helmet rentals and maintaining the organization of the arena lobby.

Fitness Instructor

On-site · Whistler

The Fitness Instructor is responsible for planning and facilitating group fitness classes, including circuit, spin, and strength training. They must ensure a safe and effective environment by demonstrating proper form and correcting participant technique.