Lead Snowmaker/General Maintenance
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The General Maintenance and Service Worker maintains and cares for Bread Loaf campus grounds and facilities. This position is a full-time, benefit eligible position working for the Rikert Outdoor Center from December to March. From April to November picking up and delivering materials, furniture and equipment to campus buildings and facilities. The hiring range is $19.26 – $23.59/hour with an anticipated increase July 1.
Responsibilities (For Full Description, see link above).
- Supervise and support the Snow Making team members.
- Ensure team members perform work assignments according to established procedures, practices, and policies.
- Operates equipment related to ground maintenance and building maintenance including but not limited to commercial lawn mowers, utility vehicles, snow plowing equipment, tractors, trash compactors and various small engine tools.
- Performs routine well, sprinkler, sewer, and chlorine readings and maintains records as instructed.
- Performs other duties as assigned to assist department in obtaining and maintaining its mission.
- Supervise and support the Snow Making team members.
- Ensure team members perform work assignments according to established procedures, practices, and policies.
Nordic Program Director
Green Mountain Valley School, located in Waitsfield, VT, is seeking an experienced, inspiring, and mission-aligned Nordic Program Director to lead its cross-country ski program and help shape the next generation of champions and leaders.
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As Nordic Program Director, you’ll oversee all aspects of our Nordic program, from high-level coaching and athlete development to program strategy and recruitment. You’ll play a key leadership role in a collaborative school community that values excellence, character development, and holistic growth. Reporting to the Head of School, you will work closely with other program leaders to align with the school’s mission and strategic vision.
Key Responsibilities
Athlete Development
- Design and lead comprehensive year-round training and competition programs
- Coach and mentor athletes across all levels in technical, tactical, and mental performance
- Organize and supervise travel, equipment, and participation in regional, national, and international camps and events
- Build a positive, disciplined, and team-oriented culture
- Leverage technology and performance tools to support athlete progress
- Communicate proactively with athletes, families, and staff
Program Leadership & Growth
- Recruit top-tier, mission-aligned student-athletes from across the country
- Raise the program’s profile through outreach, events, and community engagement
- Direct the GMVSxc Summer Camp and other offseason initiatives
Coaching Staff Management
- Lead and support a talented Nordic coaching staff, including hiring, evaluation, and professional development
- Facilitate team meetings and coordinate with other athletic programs
Schoolwide Engagement
- Support student-athletes’ academic and personal growth
- Oversee scheduling, travel logistics, and budgeting in collaboration with school leadership
- Participate fully in school life, including student advising, co-curricular programming, and campus responsibilities
Qualities
- A seasoned Nordic coach with a strong track record of athlete development and team leadership
- An excellent communicator and mentor who thrives in a collaborative environment
- Passionate about supporting student-athletes both athletically and personally
- Familiar with the demands of a competitive ski academy environment
- Current U.S. Ski & Snowboard member (or willing to become one)
Why Join Us?
At GMVS, we offer:
- A vibrant, close-knit community of educators, athletes, and learners
- Access to world-class training facilities and outdoor resources
- Opportunities for professional growth and continued education
- The chance to shape the future of Nordic skiing at an elite level
- Help develop the next generation of leaders who will make a positive impact beyond the world of ski-racing
Ready to inspire and lead?
Apply now by sending your resume, cover letter, and references to Tracy Keller at tkeller@gmvs.org.
The Fort Kent Outdoor Center in Northern Maine has a full time year round opening for a Venue Manager / Nordic Coach at our state of the art Nordic/Biathlon facility. Come ski and work on the best natural snow in New England in the winter and enjoy our 3km roller loop and biathlon range for training in the summer! We are looking for an energetic Nordic enthusiast to work with a very active Board to manage the activity at our facility and train a group of Post Graduate athletes year round as well as organize off season training camps. Biathlon experience is a plus, but not necessary. This is a full time benefits included position with in town housing available.
Essential Functions
Working together with the FKOC Board of Directors and local volunteers, the Venue Manager will establish a consistent presence at FKOC welcoming and assisting users and in the community promoting the activities available.
Duties to include the following
- Ensure FKOC’s insurance and safety protocols are implemented
- Maintain and increase membership thru community outreach
- Oversee programming
- Coaching Nordic post graduate and youth athletes in the Jalbert program which would include traveling and supporting athletes at competitions off site, directing the Saturday learn to ski program and coordinate elementary school sessions.
- Solicit and coordinate events with partners; MPA, NENSA, USBA, NEMBA etc
- Venue development through new uses of facilities to engage new community members
- Coordinate maintenance and cleaning of facilities indoor and outdoor together with volunteers and contractors
- Coordinate priorities closely with the board of directors
- Marketing events and programs through social media and website
Job Requirements
- Must be reliable
- Must have excellent communication skills with proficient computer skills
- Flexibility is a must as events/programs may dictate work time
- Strong customer service skills and attention to detail
- Must be self-motivated and able to work independently and collaboratively within a team of volunteers
- Must be able to perform light maintenance work around the venue, must be able to lift 50 pounds occasionally and must be able to stand for extended periods of time.
Salary commensurate with experience
Candidates are subject to a background check. Interested applicants may send cover letter and resume to: Fort Kent Outdoor Center, 33 Paradis Circle, POB 541, Fort Kent Maine 04743 or Email to: Carl Theriault, theriaultcarl@hotmail.com
Nordic Program Director
Job Description
Holderness School seeks a full-time Nordic Program Director to promote passion and spirit for the sport of Nordic skiing. Reporting to the Holderness School Snow Sports Director, Ben Drummond, this position contributes to the overall success of the school’s on-snow programs. The role is responsible for managing the newly homologated Davis Cross Country Ski Trails, with coaching, instructing, recruiting, and building the ski community at Holderness.
Holderness School occupies an important place in the New England Nordic skiing community, through its history of instruction and competition, its updated facilities, and through its long commitment to junior athlete development. US Ski & Snowboard has named Holderness School a USSS Gold-certified club and a high-performance center, the highest honor award to an affiliated ski program. Gold-certified clubs possess a heightened level of accountability to maintain and build upon areas of both strength and improvement, to ensure the longevity and stability of the organization, and to help, through feedback and observation, to grow the cumulative strength of clubs throughout regions and across the country.
