Rock Splitter jobs in Alaska

Rock Splitter separates blocks of rough dimension stone from quarry mass, using jackhammers, wedges, and feathers. May require a high school diploma or its equivalent and 0-2 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Being a Rock Splitter is familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field. Relies on limited experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Additionally, Rock Splitter performs a variety of tasks. Works under general supervision; typically reports to a supervisor or manager. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)

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Rock Climbing & Zip Line Manager
  • Alaska Mountain Guides
  • Skagway, AK FULL_TIME
  • SKAGWAY ROCK CLIMBING/ZIP LINE/HIKE MANAGER JOB DESCRIPTION


    TIMEFRAME: April - October

    QUALIFICATIONS: Driver's License, Wilderness First Responder (Required - available to receive on site), CPR/First Aid (Required) 


    AMG operates a top rope rock climbing program, a hiking program and an adventure park style canopy zip-line excursion for guests visiting Skagway, Alaska on cruise ship-based day trips. The site manager position, in addition to their guiding duties, manages the facilitation of these three programs when the site manager is not present. The Skagway Rock/Zip Manager is responsible for ensuring guest safety by making certain that guides adhere to all safety protocols, by aiding and directing ongoing site inspection while working closely with the assistant manager to schedule regular preventative course, trail and crag maintenance. This position will lead the oversight of a guiding staff of 30-40 guides depending on the time of the summer.  

    The Rock/Zip Manager reports directly to the Operations Manager to ensure a smooth chain of command for operations.  


    REQUIREMENTS

    • Prior guiding, leadership, and tourism experience helpful.  
    • Must be able to lift up to 60 pounds repeatedly throughout each day.  
    • Must be able to carry loads over uneven ground.  
    • Must possess strong work ethic.  
    • Must be punctual.  
    • Must be organized.  
    • Must have great, positive attitude.  
    • Must be comfortable speaking to large groups of people.  
    • Must be able to handle multiple, simultaneous groups of guests.  
    • Current WFR or EMT certification  
    • Previous canopy tour facilitation and/or management experience  
    • Knowledge of challenge course and canopy tour maintenance and inspection procedures  
    • Willing and able to acquire Skagway chauffer’s permit once onsite  


    JOB DUTIES

    • Help to run a safe, efficient and high-quality programing.  
    • Ensure all site documentation stays up to date to provide a clear and accurate hand-off daily.  
    • Provide input for RZ manager’s weekly reports to Skagway office.  
    • Be positive and outgoing when dealing with guides and guests.  
    • Responsible for being certain that all guides follow all policies and procedures as outlined in the Skagway Guide Manual, Employee Manual and Emergency Response Manuals through delegation and direct management of the team.  
    • Immediately address any performance or safety issues with guides as they occur and report to the Operations Manager.  
    • Ensure that all safety talks are completed at the time of delivery.  
    • Ensure that the site is ready and up to standards to start the season.  
    • Ensure that all guides are portraying a professional image to guests and provide top level customer service.  
    • In the case of an emergency, coordinate guides to ensure that procedures are accurately followed, and that communication is constant, paperwork is correctly filled out and collected.  
    • Ensure all emergency response equipment is correctly stationed, complete, and up to date.  
    • Manage Kiosk to be certain that it is being used as an effective sales/marketing tool.  
    • Assist with providing continuing training opportunities for guides throughout the season.  
    • Attend weekly meetings as requested.  
    • Manage the stock of all inventories and maintaining parts.  
    • Together with the Rock/Zip Assistant Manager, coordinate the close of the site at the end of the season.  
    • Other duties as dictated by daily needs.  

     

    This is just a list of general responsibilities and isn’t fully comprehensive. Most importantly, the Rock/Zip Manager needs to be flexible to react to the varying needs of day-to-day operations. Coordinating with the Rock/Zip Assistant Manager is vital to the success of these programs. The Rock/Zip Manager should expect 40 hours of work every week throughout their entire contracted dates of employment.


    ADDITIONAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

    Employees will be called on to participate in a variety of activities associated with the climbing and adventure park sites and operation, as well as residential upkeep. Routine maintenance at the climbing and zip sites includes course and route inspections, maintenance and route cleaning, documentation of inspections, trail work, and area development. Daily operations also include vacuuming inside the vehicles and washing the outside of it as well as other maintenance.  

    Employees may be called on to share driving responsibilities and potentially other part time office duties. Driving is an important part of the program and guides will be expected to not only be safe and abide by all local and state driving regulations but also to be entertaining for our guests. The drive to and from the climbing/zip site is an opportunity to enhance the guest’s experience by providing historical and interesting information about the city, its history, the beautiful outdoors surrounding us, and other types of trips and programs that the guests can participate in the future with AMG.


    PROFESSIONALISM

    AMG employees represent the company whether they are working with clients packing in the warehouse, or off the clock and hanging in town. AMG expects employees to always conduct themselves in a professional manner and provide a leading example in the community for the type of behavior associated with the quality guide service that employs them. We live and work in small Alaskan communities, poor/inappropriate behavior will quickly establish a bad reputation for an individual and reflect poorly on the company as a whole.  


    LIVING SPACE AND RENT STRUCTURE  

    Employee housing is located in downtown Skagway, the grocery store and other attractions are within walking distance from housing. Accommodations consist of shared rooms typically 2-4 beds to a room, although the largest room is a 6-occupant bunkroom. Each house features shared bathrooms, a kitchen area, and living room. Employees residing in housing are expected to respect others and maintain a clean living area. Rent procedures are outlined in the Employee Manual. The two downtown houses share a large yard and mountain views, providing a fantastic base for our team.  

    Additional Notes  

    • Rent deductions are made twice a month with 50% of the month’s rent deducted from the 1st and 2nd paycheck.  
    • Rent is prorated for the first month, rent for the last pay period will be deducted in full even if you vacate housing early.  
    • Employees must vacate housing within 48 hours of their final shift unless other arrangements have been approved by management.  
    • Failure to abide by rules outlined in the employee manual and housing agreement may result in immediate expulsion from employee housing. 
    • Pets - No Cats, No Dogs. First season employees may not have pets in employee housing. Any other pets must be approved by management.


    STANDARD DRESS AND PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE

    Alaska Mountain Guides requires guides to maintain a professional image at all times. The standard Skagway uniform is your name tag, AMG uniform shirt and/or guide jacket with guide or Carhartt style pants and closed toed outdoor shoes/boots. AMG requires staff to be clean with appropriate hygiene and appear professional while working. 


    TRAVEL AND LOGISTICS

    Employees are responsible for their own travel arrangements to and from Skagway, AMG will assist wherever possible in helping outline necessary steps in travel plans. Please make arrangements with a few days on either end of the season for mishaps.  

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Administrative Assistant
  • Dibble Creek Rock
  • Homer, AK FULL_TIME
  • Dibble Creek Rock Ltd. is one of the leading suppliers of ready-mix concrete and gravel aggregates on the Kenai Peninsula. What started over 40 years ago as a mom and pop gravel company, today has gro...
  • 7 Days Ago

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chef and/or sous chef at fishing lodge in Alaska
  • Tower Rock Lodge
  • Kenai, AK FULL_TIME
  • Grab your kitchen bestie and come up and cook for our wonderful guests in Alaska this summer! We have the coolest fishing lodge in Alaska, excellent company culture, catch a lot of fish and cater to a...
  • 1 Month Ago

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SERB | Hard Rock Driller - Haines, AK
  • Colas
  • Haines, AK OTHER
  • Subsidiary: Colaska Inc. Southeast Road Builders (SERB) is one of the companies within Colaska Inc., the Colas USA subsidiary that operates throughout the state of Alaska. Established in Haines in 197...
  • 4 Days Ago

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SERB | Hard Rock Driller - Haines, AK
  • Colaska Inc.
  • Haines, AK FULL_TIME
  • Subsidiary: Colaska Inc.Southeast Road Builders (SERB) is one of the companies within Colaska Inc., the Colas USA subsidiary that operates throughout the state of Alaska. Established in Haines in 1977...
  • 26 Days Ago

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Rock Climbing, Zip Line, & Excursion Guide
  • Alaska Mountain Guides
  • Skagway, AK FULL_TIME
  • SKAGWAY ROCK CLIMBING AND ZIP LINE GUIDE JOB DESCRIPTION TIMEFRAME: April – October The Skagway Guide’s main responsibility is to carry out the company’s mission of providing clients with a safe, enjo...
  • 10 Days Ago

Alaska is the northernmost and westernmost state in the United States and has the most easterly longitude in the United States because the Aleutian Islands extend into the Eastern Hemisphere. Alaska is the only non-contiguous U.S. state on continental North America; about 500 miles (800 km) of British Columbia (Canada) separates Alaska from Washington. It is technically part of the continental U.S., but is sometimes not included in colloquial use; Alaska is not part of the contiguous U.S., often called "the Lower 48". The capital city, Juneau, is situated on the mainland of the North American ...
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Income Estimation for Rock Splitter jobs
$29,983 to $46,778

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