Perfect ski job in SLC

[Woodsy]

Solitude needs an overnight lodging person
Pass included, must pass drug test, contact their HR or Brandon Hanson
this is a killer job as a few mags that did it for me can attest.
Work all night, free breakfast, sk/ridei till mid day, sleep, repeat

[skifishbum]

DIBS

[jmedslc]

must pass drug test,

[skifishbum]

dude that is an are you smart enough to know how to pass a whiz quiz test of intelligence that they administer one time then you are grandfathered.
Yeti man and treckscow passed
just sayin
oh and BH is one of the best dudes still there to work for.

[F#*k you cat]

I passed the sillytude drug test along with Craig Pando. not to worry

[StopMakingSense]

Lodging included?

[skifishbum]

sure you can crash in your car in icemans garage space

[ill-advised strategy]

Honestly, if Brandon could give me that job year round I'd really think about heading back.

It was a good job for skiing while the schedule was 3 10s one week and 4 10s the next week.... it was tough on my relationship with my girlfriend and I have had issues with sleep schedules and circadian rhythm ever since. It was a terrible job for skiing when the other night auditor quit and I ended up on the schedule for 6 or 7 10 hour night shifts a week for a few months straight. I didn't get a lot of skiing in when I was working 70 hours of night shifts....and I didn't feel very well when it was like that. But when the schedule was more reasonable it was much better.

Under the best of circumstances I always felt about 75% of normal...mentally...because of the sleep disruption.

On the upside, it's a quiet, contemplative job, you're right there for a free breakfast then first chair.

Oh and the driving...You need to be a good driver, have a good rig, and be relatively fearless because you're driving up BCC at 9-10PM, often into the traffic coming down from Brighton night skiing. Drunk 20 year old snowboarders all over the road coming downhill at you....swear to god. I saw many, many, many a wreck commuting to that job and made some heroic evasive maneuvers. When that line of stoned park kids is all over the road it can be a real pinball situation for that commute...plus you're the only car going up at that time of the night so they're never expecting oncoming traffic and yeah, they're in your lane a lot. Of course, sometimes it's 10 inches of untouched snow on the road and no traffic coming down and you're just rallying. I remember just having the truck sideways on every turn getting windshield shots a few different nights. Those are good times.

It's an interesting lifestyle, but certainly not for everyone.

[F#*k you cat]

Jer

make that salt lake sizzle trip this year. Wait a bit for some snow...like feb or march. Lots of mags would love to ski with you again!!! including myself.

we miss ya

Peace

CAT