Sunshine Village, home of Canada's Best Snow, sits high on the Continental Divide in the heart of Banff National Park.
Banff, Alberta
Banff Sunshine Village, is Banff's premier ski and snowboard Resort. Established in 1928, Banff Sunshine has been inspiring visitors to Banff National Park to fall in love with skiing, snowboarding, and the Canadian Rockies. What makes Banff Sunshine Village unique, is our SNOW! Each year we received an average of 30 feet of Canada's Best Snow. Our location high on the Continental Divide makes us a magnet for snow. At Sunshine Village, we also boast Canada's longest non-glacier ski season. We're open for skiing and snowboarding from early November until late May. At Banff Sunshine we call the beautiful World Heritage Site of Banff National Park home. We're known for our abundance of natural snow, high speed chairlifts, great service and stunning views of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Learn more about us at www.skibanff.com.
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The Customer Care Centre Agent manages inbound calls and walk-in inquiries while facilitating product sales and hotel reservations. They also perform general administrative duties such as mail handling, filing, and pass fulfillment.
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The Rentals Head Service Technician leads the service team to ensure rental equipment is safe, maintained, and properly tuned for guests. They also manage staff training, oversee daily shop operations, and assist with guest equipment needs during busy periods.
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The Assistant Supervisor leads rental shop operations, manages staff performance, and ensures high-quality guest service. They are responsible for inventory maintenance, administrative reporting, and overseeing shop activities in the absence of the Supervisor.
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The Facilities Manager provides leadership and operational oversight for the resort’s buildings, electrical systems, and infrastructure. They are responsible for managing budgets, staffing, project work, and ensuring all facilities remain safe, compliant, and efficient.
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The Transportation Dispatcher coordinates the safe and efficient movement of guests and team members while managing radio communications and transportation unit allocation. They also provide administrative support, maintain dispatch logs, and assist in training department staff.
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The hotel maintenance worker provides support for all building-related needs, including plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, and painting. They are also responsible for completing maintenance logs, reporting incidents, and ensuring safety standards are met.
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Operate the gondola system safely and efficiently while ensuring passenger safety. Provide excellent customer service and assist guests during boarding and disembarking.
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Warehouse attendants are responsible for moving products to various mountain locations and ensuring timely order fulfillment. They also provide excellent guest service by answering inquiries and assisting with equipment or project needs.
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The Shipping/Receiving Coordinator manages the accurate receiving, inspection, storage, and distribution of all goods and materials. This role also involves preparing outbound shipments, maintaining inventory logs, and ensuring warehouse safety standards are met.
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The Base Area Attendant is responsible for managing traffic flow, maintaining parking lot cleanliness, and performing snow removal at the resort. They also assist with waste disposal and provide support to guests by answering queries and ensuring a safe environment.
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The Ticket Window Agent is responsible for assisting guests with ticket and pass sales while delivering an exceptional experience in a high-volume environment. They also perform administrative duties, manage cash outs, and ensure compliance with company policies and waiver documentation.
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The Journeyman Plumber/Gasfitter is responsible for the safe operation, maintenance, and installation of all plumbing and gas systems across the resort. They must also maintain accurate maintenance logs, conduct worksite inspections, and respond to emergency operational needs.
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The Resort Services Manager is responsible for the strategic leadership and operational management of the custodial department across all resort facilities. This role ensures high standards of cleanliness, safety, and guest experience while managing staff, vendors, and departmental resources.
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The Assistant Hotel Operations Manager oversees daily hotel functions including front desk, housekeeping, and maintenance to ensure exceptional guest service. They also manage administrative tasks such as scheduling, labor costs, payroll, and staff performance reviews.
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The Hotel Food and Beverage Manager oversees daily front-of-house operations, ensuring high-quality service standards and guest satisfaction across restaurant and banquet facilities. This role also involves managing staff scheduling, training, financial performance, and inventory control to meet operational targets.
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The Accounting Clerk supports the resort's administrative accounting department by managing accounts payable, purchasing tasks, and processing invoices. The role also assists with accounts receivable, day audits, and general data entry to support various resort departments.
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The Bus Driver is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of guests and staff to and from the resort. They must also maintain accurate documentation, provide excellent customer service, and adhere to all safety regulations and company policies.
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The Night Auditor manages the Sunshine Mountain Lodge front desk during overnight hours, handling guest services and transportation coordination. They are also responsible for reconciling financial transactions, processing sales reports, and acting as a centralized dispatch for emergency incidents.
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The Shift Lead is responsible for providing exceptional guest service, managing restaurant and banquet operations, and supporting the F&B team. They ensure high-quality service standards, handle cash transactions, and maintain compliance with health and safety regulations.
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The Head Barista leads the coffee program by maintaining quality standards, developing recipes, and training staff across all resort outlets. They are responsible for equipment maintenance, inventory management, and ensuring a consistent guest experience in a fast-paced environment.
