Intermediate Electronics Tech - Lift Maintenance - Full-time / Part-time

Reach Your Peak at Vail Resorts. You're someone who pushes boundaries and challenges the status quo. You're brave, ambitious and passionate in everything you do. And we want you on our team. Pursue your fullest potential and never settle in the quest to deliver extraordinary guest service. Join one of the world's 50 most innovative companies as named by Fast Company, re-imagine a mountain resort experience with us. Welcome to Vail Resorts. Reach Your Peak.

Essential job duties and qualifications:

• The employee will be expected to work as a productive member of a team to ensure the safe and efficient operation of electronic equipment, to include ski lifts, at Keystone Resort. 
• Responsibilities may include but are not limited to knowledge and basic use of hand tools, battery testers, soldering irons, volt/ohm/amp meters, oscilloscopes, and industrial/personal computers.

• The job will require climbing and work to heights of 130 feet.

• It will also require operation of snowmobiles, all terrain vehicles, four wheel drives, and some heavy equipment.

• A valid Colorado driver's license is preferred.

• As a Lift Electronics Technician II, the employee will have two years previous lift electrical or related control experience.

• The employee is expected to have an excellent understanding of electronics, to include relay logic, digital electronic systems and subsystems.

• Excellent troubleshooting skills and repair low voltage control systems using schematics and a multi-meter or test equipment.

• The employee can troubleshoot and provide answers in a timely manner when a "lift down" occurs.

• Will follow schematics to wire and upgrade low voltage control systems.  The employee should be able to draw schematic diagrams using CAD on a personal computer.

• The employee should demonstrate a high level of confidence and safety when working with 480 VAC.

• The employee can troubleshoot and repair, to the electronic subassembly or SCR, any electronic drive system.

• The employee can test and repair electric motor components, including bearings.  An Electronics Technician II understands how to interface a personal computer to Programmable Logic Computer, is able to follow simple ladder logic instruction sets on ski lift controls, and write fundamental ladder logic programs.

• The employee can understand and resolve basic network conflicts on multiple controller network systems.

• The employee will be able to develop a working knowledge of the Colorado Passenger Tramway Safety Board and American National Standards Institute B77 codebooks, and is familiar with the National Electric Code.

• Must be able to work outdoors in a mountain environment, sometimes with temperatures down to -20Ëš.

 

In general the schedule is four ten-hour days, however depending on the season, weekends, holidays, nights, etc will be required.

We’re looking for team members who are passionate about their work and the world around them, who take pride in ensuring our guests receive the best possible service, and who bring a sense of self and fun to all they do. Life at 9,280 feet in the sky is a little different. With our crisp Rocky Mountain air and vast options for adventure and exploring, you can join a community who loves where they live and love what they do. Keystone will be your home away from home, with its warmth, friendliness and unequaled eye for detail. Come join our team – where A Mountain of Possibilities awaits.

Vail Resorts is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status or any other status protected by applicable law.

Requisition ID 121690