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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Operate snow grooming machinery to compact snow and maintain ski runs for an optimal guest experience. Perform pre-start inspections, general equipment maintenance, and clear snow from building entrances and lift terminals.
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The Snow Safety Supervisor directs avalanche control operations and ensures the safety of staff and guests within the ski area boundaries. They are responsible for managing the Snow Safety department, including staff training, performance reviews, and the administration of avalanche safety protocols.
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The Health and Safety Coordinator manages injury claims, facilitates return-to-work planning, and supports occupational health and safety programming. They also handle administrative tasks, incident investigations, and data reporting to ensure compliance and safety across resort departments.
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The custodian is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of public spaces, offices, and washrooms while providing helpful information to guests. They must also assist with inventory organization and report any necessary repairs to the supervisor.
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Room Attendants ensure an outstanding guest experience by maintaining high cleanliness standards in hotel rooms and public spaces. They also assist guests with inquiries and report any maintenance deficiencies to supervisory personnel.
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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 are also responsible for staff training, inventory monitoring, and providing excellent customer service on the rental floor.
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The Shift Lead is responsible for providing exceptional guest service in restaurants and banquet events while supporting the F&B management team. They oversee daily operations, including order taking, table management, and ensuring compliance with health and safety standards.
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The Food & Beverage Supervisor oversees daily restaurant operations, including staff training, scheduling, and performance management. They ensure high standards of guest service, safety, and operational efficiency throughout the resort.
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The SnowHost Supervisor oversees the selection, training, and daily coordination of volunteer SnowHosts to ensure high-quality guest services. They also manage administrative tasks such as scheduling, performance coaching, and incident reporting while maintaining a safe and professional resort environment.
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Bus Hosts are responsible for greeting guests, providing information on resort policies, and ensuring the safe and orderly loading of passengers and equipment. They also assist with incident reporting and maintain a welcoming environment for guests using the shuttle services.
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The daycare attendant is responsible for supervising children, leading activities, and ensuring the safety and cleanliness of the daycare facility. They also assist with meal preparation and provide support for outdoor play and ski lesson transitions.
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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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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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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 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 Terrain Park Groomer is responsible for nightly maintenance of terrain parks, including snow-cat operations and feature construction. They must ensure all grooming meets safety standards and maintain machinery to ensure a high-quality guest experience.
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The Reception and Group Services Assistant manages front-desk operations, correspondence, and administrative tasks while supporting the VP of Sales & Marketing. Additionally, the role coordinates group arrivals, manages product distribution, and assists with the execution of on-mountain events.
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Dishwashers ensure sanitation and safety in a fast-paced kitchen environment by cleaning tableware, cookware, and kitchen surfaces. They also perform administrative tasks such as conducting worksite inspections and maintaining chemical logs.
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Security personnel are responsible for the protection and surveillance of guests, staff, and resort premises while providing an outstanding guest experience. They must monitor access, respond to alarms, de-escalate situations, and maintain accurate incident reports.