
Job Location Snow Mountain Ranch - Granby, COPosition Type Seasonal JobsSalary Range $617.70 - $617.70 SalaryJob Category Youth Programs
The Outdoor Gear and Food Coordinator is responsible for upkeep and maintenance of gear used in teen programs traveling off property and packing all meals for these groups. This position plays a crucial role in gear distribution and inventory of food for smooth program operations. The Outdoor Gear and Food Coordinator should possess effective communication, planning, logistics and organizational skills. A willingness to comply with YMCA driving rules to be approved to operate YMCA vehicles is required.
OUR CULTURE:
At YMCA of the Rockies, we firmly believe in our mission of putting Christian principles into practice through programs, staff and facilities in an environment that builds healthy spirit, mind and body for all. We count on our staff to provide extraordinary experiences for our guests and for each other and we expect constant demonstration of our core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and faith.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS FOR ALL CAMP CHIEF OURAY STAFF:
Create a safe space for all campers, families, and staff. Promote safe work practices to allow for development and growth for all.
Possess the social and emotional skills necessary to build rapport and positive relationships, putting camper needs first
Respond to camper and customer requests for service, troubleshoot problems and develop solutions in a patient and respectful manner.
Contribute to a cooperative and positive camp community, be a team player
Be responsible for the upkeep of the camp facility and cleanliness of camp. Report any repairs in a timely manner.
Assist other departments as needed
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS FOR OUTDOOR GEAR AND FOOD SPECIALIST:
Training
Participate in staff training prior to the start of summer camp
Train seasonal staff on the typical upkeep of outdoor gear, how to return used gear and record damage
Train trip staff on use of inventory app for tracking gear use and condition
Learn operations of kitchen, dry storage area, and trips food packing room
Program
Become familiar with the total camp program
Ensure all outdoor gear is clean and in good working order
Maintain detailed inventory and support restock of gear as necessary with Leadership and Trips Director
Distribute gear to/from staff weekly throughout summer when needed
Make repairs within your skillset and support gear repairs through external vendors (e.g. coordinate bike drop off at a local shop)
Serve as point of contact for staff related to gear maintenance, questions, and concerns within your skillset
Pack food for all teen programs leaving property and the weekly Challenger Night meal
Maintain detailed inventory and support restock of food for teen programs throughout summer
Assist with packing up gear at the end of the summer
Meetings
Meet weekly with Assistant Leadership and Trips Director or Leadership and Trips Director to evaluate program activities and staff
Meet with Leadership and Trips Director for your pre-season goals, mid-season and end of season feedback
Reports/Evaluations
Maintain detailed inventory of equipment including current condition
Maintain detailed inventory of food for teen programs and coordinate with kitchen for ordering
Report any equipment maintenance needs to the Leadership and Trips Director as soon as possible
Write an end of season report and evaluation including recommendations for the future
REQUIREMENTS/QUALIFICATIONS:
Minimum of 19 years of age
Experience working with youth in a summer camp setting is encouraged but not required
Relevant combination of education, training, and/or experience related to wilderness camping, backcountry travel and living
Comfortable with and/or willingness to learn Google Docs and spreadsheets
Ability to work independently, prioritize tasks and efficiently manage time
Must have current certification in CPR/First Aid or be willing to obtain certification
All other duties as assigned
PREFFERED QUALIFICATIONS:
Willingness to comply with YMCA and Colorado Department of Transportation rules to be approved to operate YMCA vehicles
Must have a valid US Driver's license or, if required, a Commercial Driver's License.
Must have a satisfactory driving safety record (Verified by MVR Review)
Drivers must complete a YMCA driver training program.
GENERAL YMCA OF THE ROCKIES REQUIREMENTS
Uphold and reflect the YMCA core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility and Faith in all functions
Uphold the YMCA of the Rockies Mission, policies, and programs
Commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism is required
Possess excellent customer service skills; for example, friendly, personable, helpful, patient, and professional
Support the Association safety program. Promote safe work practices and a safe environment for guests, members, and staff
Promote a cooperative, positive, and flexible atmosphere while working with others in a diverse environment
Must meet acceptable criminal background check standards
Bilingual English/Spanish is a plus
All other duties as assigned
WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
Be able to work inside and outside in all weather conditions
Be able to hike on rugged terrain
Be able to lift 50 pounds
Note: Employees are held accountable for all duties of this job.
This job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities,
or qualifications associated with the job.

YMCA of the Rockies is a diverse charitable organization dedicated to changing lives through building and strengthening relationships. This commitment, shared by guests, staff, volunteers and donors is focused on youth development, healthy living and fostering social responsibility.
YMCA of the Rockies is made up of two year-round family resorts and conference centers – Estes Park Center and Snow Mountain Ranch – and a traditional overnight summer camp for teens, Camp Chief Ouray. All are located in the heart of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains and offer a variety of affordable lodging options so families and groups can connect with each other and create lifelong memories.
There are many reasons that guests choose to stay at one of YMCA of the Rockies’ locations. Every year, we host and serve more than 800 family reunions, 180,000 family vacationers, 1,200 conferences, 300 military families and 2,000 Camp Chief Ouray campers. Guests are inspired by the amazing mountain views, the fresh mountain air, the endless recreational possibilities, and the change of pace from hectic daily routines that allows quality time with friends and family to become their focus.