Slope Rescue
(M/F/D)Wanting to help in emergencies is a matter of course for you? Do you have a high sense of responsibility, good German and English skills and good skiing ability? Then become part of the piste rescue team at Bergbahnen Fieberbrunn now!
In order to be able to guarantee the greatest possible safety and assistance on our slopes, we are looking for the following for the winter season 2024/25 (beginning of December to beginning of April)
EMPLOYEE PIST RESCUE
Your employer:
As part of the Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn ski circus, Bergbahnen Fieberbrunn is one of the world's leading ropeway companies. They are a guarantor for a safe and diversified job with the possibility of promotion. With a wide variety of professions and around 45 employees in summer and around 120 employees in winter, Bergbahnen Fieberbrunn is one of the largest and most versatile (year-round) employers in the region. In summer and winter, you can combine your interest in technology and nature in equal measure.
What we expect:
- Skiing or snowboarding skills required
- Ability to work in a team
- Flexibility
- Customer friendliness
- Reliability
- German language skills
What we offer:
- Workplace in the most casual ski area in the Alps
- Season ticket Ski ALPIN CARD (valid in the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Schmittenhöhe and Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun)
- Free use of all Austrian cable cars with free passes
- High-quality service clothing (on loan)
- Salary according to collective agreement, overpayment possible with appropriate qualifications
- Staff room at favorable conditions
Your daily routine
The working day of a piste rescuer starts at 7.15 am. In the morning, the main task is to first check the pistes & piste markings. During the operating hours of the ski area, they are responsible for rescuing skiers who have accidents and for other control runs after being alerted. The break relief of the lift personnel is also on the agenda of the piste rescuers. At the end of each ski day, a final control run is carried out to ensure that no guest is left on the mountain and the preparation work can begin. The piste rescuers also work for 4 days and have 2 days off. Piste rescuers experience what is happening in the ski area at first hand. Helping is the top priority in this job and at the same time the special appeal of the job.
If you have already applied via the contact form, we kindly ask you to contact us again via e-mail at: office@bbf.at due to a technical transmission error.