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The only
requirements for staying current and receiving the benefits of
a Little Switzerland Ski Patroller are:
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1) Committing to 1 six hour patrolling shift or 2 four hour
patrolling shifts per week, during the ski season.
2) Paying your National Ski Patrol and local patrol dues.
3) Attend a yearly National Ski
Patrol OEC refresher and an approved CPR refresher.
4) Own and wear an approved patrol coat/vest and equipment butt
pack.
Current
Benefits provided by the Little Switzerland Ski Area
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Your
choice of a season pass for you, your spouse and your
dependant children, or a individual season pass with
guest privileges. (complete photo passes will be issued if
you met your requirements during the pervious year.)
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Ski
Locker for your equipment (share basis, assigned when
spaces becomes available.)
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Private
patrol break room.
Other
Benefits
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Free skiing at
many other regional Ski areas. (Some areas will ask you to
ski with your patrol coat on, in case they need the help.)
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25% discount
on lift tickets at most major Ski Resorts. (no patrol
requirement.)
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Since almost
all US ski patrollers are NSP members, you have family
anywhere you ski.
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50% discount
off of list for Ski Equipment directly from most
manufactures. (Pro-form)
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Access to
Professional only ski shows. (Pro-nights)
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Access to
advance ski patrol training.
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Quality
Pre-hospital medical training.
ALL
BENEFITS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
The benefits listed under 'Other Benefits' are
traditional . Since most of these are out of our control, we
do not guarantee these will exist for the upcoming season.
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