Employee Housing Maintenance Supervisor

Crystal Mountain is the premier mountain resort located in Washington State, known as the Pacific Northwest's top destination for skiing, snowboarding, and summer recreational adventures. As part of the Alterra Mountain Company, Crystal Mountain is affiliated with a collection of some of the most aspirational and well-recognized brands in the outdoor adventure industry. The resort embraces a unique culture rooted in the spirit of the mountains, characterized by a passionate community of adventurers and employees alike who share a love for the outdoors, exceptional guest experiences, and the stunning surroundings of the National Forest and the nearby Mount Rainier. With year-round outdoor activities and an environment that encourages community connection, Crystal Mountain combines work and play like few other companies can. Employees benefit from access to world-class alpine terrain and a lifestyle that supports health, fitness, and balance through outdoor recreation. The company fosters a work culture built on empowerment, authenticity, collaboration, and purpose, aiming to craft unparalleled mountain adventures while nurturing career growth and advancement opportunities within the mountain resort industry.

The Maintenance Supervisor for Employee Housing is a full-time, year-round position based at Crystal Mountain, offering a wage range of $30 to $32 per hour. This role is vital to maintaining and enhancing the quality and safety of the resort’s employee housing facilities, ensuring safe, clean, and well-maintained living environments that support the wellbeing and comfort of the staff. Reporting directly to the Vice President of Human Resources, the Maintenance Supervisor operates with considerable autonomy, managing maintenance priorities, coordinating contractor services, and overseeing safety protocols without direct reports. Beyond routine maintenance activities, this position involves performing inspections, responding to urgent repair needs, handling inventory management, and supporting the housing office with resident check-in and check-out procedures when necessary.

The successful candidate will be an experienced maintenance professional with strong skills across various trades including carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work. This position requires excellent problem-solving ability, customer service orientation, and the capability to work independently while prioritizing tasks effectively in a dynamic environment. Working conditions include physical demands such as lifting, climbing, and standing for extended periods, as well as the flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays during peak operations. The role offers more than just a job—it provides an opportunity to become deeply integrated with a vibrant mountain community, engaging in meaningful work that supports the daily lives of employees while living amidst breathtaking natural surroundings. This is an ideal opportunity for individuals passionate about mountain lifestyles and building maintenance who seek a stable and rewarding career with ample growth potential in the outdoor hospitality industry.