Lift Electrician at Powder Mountain Resort

Eden, Utah, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

06 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

08 Oct, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Electrical Systems Expertise, Automation & Control Systems, Technical Proficiency, Problem-Solving, Safety Focused, Preventive Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Repairs, System Inspections & Compliance, Installation & Upgrades, Documentation, Emergency Response, Team Collaboration, Physical Capability, Field Readiness

Industry

Real Estate

Description

Description Powder is a year-round resort and real estate development project nestled throughout 12,000 acres in the Wasatch Mountains of Northern Utah. We are striving to be the premier place of being and doing, a destination that fuses outdoor recreation with a cultural and hospitality program that connects visitors with a deeper sense of self and purpose. Our core values come to life in a unique and natural setting of unparalleled beauty. We’re looking for Big-Hearted Champions who are passionate about outdoor recreation, art, and meaningful connection. Together, we're crafting a one-of-a-kind, multi-season destination that seamlessly blends outdoor art, exhilarating recreation, and exceptional hospitality. If you’re an enthusiastic, caring team player who strives for excellence—and always tries to do the right thing, even when no one is watching—you’ll fit right in at Powder. We Are: Big-hearted: passionate, warm, joyful, and generous. Champions: tenacious, intolerant of mediocrity, and constantly seeking feedback. These values make us who we are and help drive us to fulfill our purpose: to spark wonder! Our Commitment to Equality: Together we are one team, not an "us vs. them" mentality. We are focused on being a progressive employer with pay equity, inclusion, while building diverse teams. Appearance Guidelines: Well-groomed facial hair, tasteful visible tattoos, and minimal facial piercings are acceptable. Perks of Joining Our Big-Hearted Champions: Health, Vision, Dental Benefits 401K Plan and company match Employee Assistance Program Generous Paid Time Off Company provided Life Insurance & Short-Term Disability Seasonal Ski & Summer Passes for self, self & dependents + Buddy Vouchers Life Style Spending Account Education Assistance UTA Ski Bus Pass and Employee Shuttle Service Powder Mountain Retail/Rental Discount and On-Mountain F&B Discounts Powder Mountain Snowsports School Discounted Lessons Access to Expertvoice.com, Outdoorly.com, Outdoor Prolink and partner discounts. Powder Mountain on-snow uniform for specific roles. Free On-site Gourmet Employee Lunches New Modern Office with Indoor/Outdoor Meeting Spaces Requirements Job Title: Lift Electrician Department: Lift Maintenance Status: FT Year Round Hourly Reporting To: Lift Maintenance Manager Position Overview: Ski Lift Electrician installs, maintains, and troubleshoots the electrical systems that power our ski lifts and associated resort infrastructure. This role is critical to the safe and efficient operation of our lift systems and requires strong expertise in electrical automation and control systems. Work is performed in a dynamic, demanding outdoor mountain environment where quick thinking, technical skill, and a commitment to safety are essential. Key Responsibilities: Preventive Maintenance – Conduct regular maintenance and safety checks on electrical and electronic components, including motors, control panels, safety circuits, sensors, and communication systems. Troubleshooting & Repairs – Diagnose and resolve complex electrical issues under time-sensitive conditions, including emergency lift breakdowns. System Inspections & Compliance – Ensure all systems meet applicable safety standards and electrical codes (e.g., ANSI B77, NEC). Installation & Upgrades – Support installation of new electrical infrastructure and upgrades to existing systems, including automation and control system enhancements. Documentation – Maintain clear and accurate records of maintenance, inspections, and repairs. Emergency Response – Respond promptly to lift failures or electrical emergencies, including during adverse weather conditions. Team Collaboration – Work closely with lift mechanics, operators, and resort personnel to ensure lift readiness and optimal performance. Requirements and/or Qualifications: Industry Experience – Prior experience working on ski lift or ropeway electrical systems, including familiarity with their unique operational, safety, and environmental requirements. Electrical Systems Expertise – Strong understanding of analog and digital circuits, PLCs, AC/DC motor drives, 3-phase and single-phase AC systems, and low-voltage DC controls. Automation & Control Systems – Proven experience with automated systems, including the ability to configure and troubleshoot PLCs and safety interlocks. Technical Proficiency – Able to read and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, and OEM technical manuals. Physical Capability – Comfortable working at heights, lifting heavy equipment, and performing tasks in cold, snowy, or otherwise extreme conditions. Field Readiness – Ability to operate snowmobiles or off-road vehicles to access remote lift locations. Problem-Solving – Strong diagnostic skills and the ability to work independently under pressure. Safety Focused – Deep understanding of electrical safety practices, lockout/tagout procedures, and a commitment to risk mitigation. Physical Requirements- Must be able to perform physical activities such as, but not limited to: Full range of body movements Reach, push, pull, lift, and carry objects that may be heavy (40+lbs) Alpine Mobility - Ability to ski or snowboard advanced terrain to reach remote locations. Prolonged periods of bending and twisting Vision requirements – close, distance, peripheral, and depth perception Walk on even/uneven/slippery terrain Climb/descend stairs Working Environment: Work is performed inside and outside consisting of extreme temperatures, loud sounds and noises that are distracting, sun and wind exposure, inclement weather (rain, snow, ice), and high altitudes (9,000 ft+). Occasional driving in extremely bright or dark conditions.

Responsibilities

The Lift Electrician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting the electrical systems that power ski lifts and associated resort infrastructure. This role is critical for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of lift systems in a demanding outdoor environment.