Castlegar Nordic Ski Club is Now Hiring! (2 Positions)
We are seeking applicants to fill two part-time, paid positions for the 25/26 season with the opportunity to become an annual seasonal staff with the club.
Interested applicants should review the full job descriptions and application details here.
Nordic Ski Trail Grooming Operator
- Trail Grooming Operators are part of a small team responsible for trail grooming and track-setting the 65kms of Nordic ski trails, operating snowmobiles with a variety of towed implements, cutting debris that falls on the trails and conducting necessary equipment maintenance. This is a fun and rewarding, yet physically demanding job and requires you to work early mornings and all weather conditions.
Club Administrator
- The Club Administrator is responsible for overseeing and coordinating numerous volunteer and registration activities of the CNSC. It is a detail-oriented job requiring strong inter-personal and communication skills, weekend availability and spending time at the Paulson ski trails. If you love to ski and love the ski community, this may be an ideal job for you. You will be a regular welcoming presence for our members at the trailhead!
Be sure to tell your friends and please, direct any potential candidates to our hiring page through the link above.
Club Executive Opportunities
We are in need of Executive support and are looking to fill the positions for Secretary, Directors at Large, and other volunteers to continue the extraordinary facilities that we have. Please see the details below and consider volunteering. Thank you!
The Castlegar Nordic Ski Club is a volunteer-run non-profit organization that focusses on providing affordable access to an exceptional recreational skiing experience in an amazing natural setting for individuals and families of all ability levels. The club is always looking for individuals with energy and ideas to join our volunteer Executive team or contribute in other volunteer roles.
Members of the Executive attend approximately 6 meetings per year, as well as an annual general meeting (AGM) of the membership, and have an equal vote in all Executive decisions. Officers and Directors contribute their ideas and time to club initiatives, projects, and an individualized ‘portfolio’ of responsibilities to continuously improve the club’s operations and infrastructure for the enjoyment of all our members and visitors. The Club Executive members are unpaid volunteers, however a free annual family membership pass is provided by the Club as appreciation and recognition.
We are currently looking for new team members for the following roles:
Secretary
The Club Secretary records Executive and AGM meeting minutes and action items, manages the Club’s email and written correspondence, and maintains the Club’s records, forms, and various documents, ensuring secure document control. Other duties include responding to, or directing, inquiries from Club members and the public, sending all-member email notices, writing and submitting advertisements, organizing meetings, and booking facilities. Experience with office software and applications (e.g., Word, Excel, Gmail, Adobe, Dropbox, etc.) is an asset.
Directors at Large
The Club’s Directors and Officers together form a “working Executive” meaning that, in addition to constitutional duties, contributing input, and participating in decision-making, Executive members assume a “portfolio” of duties or areas of responsibility (e.g., planning, HR, trails & infrastructure, grooming, fee collection, safety, youth programs, promotion & fund raising, event coordination, work parties, projects, etc.) tailored to their interest and skill sets. Within these portfolios, and in consultation with the broader Executive, Directors are empowered to make decisions and manage their assigned areas of Club business.
Volunteer Specialists
If you are unable to commit to a full Executive role but have a skill set or expertise applicable to a non-profit organization or cross-country ski club and would be willing to volunteer on a part time or “as needed” basis, we would be interested to hear from you. Examples of specialist roles that volunteers might assistance with include: marketing, promotion, fund raising, user surveys, data support and analysis, facilities and trail maintenance, certified tree fallers, project volunteers, and others.
Contact Us
If you would like to participate in decision-making and guiding the future direction of the Castlegar Nordic Ski Club through an Executive or volunteer role, or if you would like more information, please contact Al Skakun, Club President, through the club Contact page or by direct email at [email protected].