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What are some of the
Benefits of becoming a
volunteer ski patrol at
Lake Louise?
There are numerous benefits to join patrol, here a few to list
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Advanced Medical Responder training
accredited by the HRSDC
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Become a part of a great skiing &
snowboarding family
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Give back to the community and
help those in need
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Discounted Avalanche Safety
Training courses
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Earn 1 credit day for every day
you patrol—can be redeemed for a
day lift ticket, or submit 14 for an
individual pass or 24 for a Family
pass at Lake Louise. Can donate
your credit vouchers to friends and
family
WHERE TO GET MORE INFORMATION
Lake Louise Volunteer Canadian
Ski Patrol Recruiting
lakelouisecsp@gmail.com
www.cspslouise.ca
• Additional information
• Schedule a patrol shadow day at Lake
Louise
• Attend a recruitment event (ski around/
familiarization day)
Vo lu nte er
S ki Pat rol
a t La ke
L ou i se
Calgary Zone Website
www.cspscalgary.ca
• New patroller course dates & registration
information
• Open house date (September)
Talk to a Patroller!
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Earn free tune vouchers to keep
your skis or board in great shape!
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Lunch voucher on your patrol
day. Free coffee, hot chocolate,
and tea (with your own mug)
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Pro-deals on a wide range of
ski and snowboard equipment
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Discount at Lake Louise retail
shop & repair service
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Ski improvement courses
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Attend first aid competitions
and compete with other zones
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Carpooling & subsidized accommodations
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Many fun social events!
We are looking
for passionate,
fun, and
dedicated men
and women to
join our team!
Volunteer Ski
Patrol—Lake Louise
Your First Year:
Your First Year Continued:
September—November
November—May
Canadian Ski Patrol—
Calgary Zone
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Basic Requirements
Be 18 years of age
Complete a CSPS Calgary zone volunteer application form, which includes personal information, a criminal records check, and a listing
of two references
Be an intermediate to expert skier or snowboarder
Fundraising Commitment
October ski sale or casino (later in the year)
2 Fundraising shifts per year (applies to new
recruits as well)
Completed by patroller or replacement
Penalty of $100 per missed shift
Complete New Patroller Course through the Calgary Zone—$235 (includes manual, CD, National
Registration)
In Classroom Training & Examination
• Mandatory attendance (at least 90%)
• Weeknights and a couple weekends (starting
mid-September)
• Written exam (100 multiple choice questions,
80% pass mark on first attempt, 85% pass mark
if second attempt required). Correct to 100%
using manual
• Five CSPS National skills exams, including full
patient assessment with verbalization
On-Snow Evaluation (Must pass first aid course first)
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Pass ski test at Canada Olympic Park and
demonstrate intermediate to expert skiing or
snowboarding skills
Toboggan handling training
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Choose Lake Louise Ski Area
Attend Lake Louise return training weekend
(optional and encouraged)
Attend Lake Louise ski-around days (optional
and encouraged)
Pass Lake Louise specific ski test
Complete 8 Lake Louise orientation days
Acquire Equipment
Jacket: $100—May have loaner jackets for
training
Backpack: $50-70—May have loaner backpacks for training
First Aid Equipment: $50-80—Supplemental
equipment to obtain the minimum kit requirements defined in CSPS manual (scissors, whistle, etc). 6 bandages, and basic first aid supplies are provided.
Lake Louise additional requirement - Shovel.
Probe and avalanche beacons are encouraged
Sign Up for other Optional Training & Events
Throughout the year
Ski Improvement
Avalanche Skills Training
Assistant Instructor/Instructor (first aid & on
snow)
World Cup ski races
Canada Winter Games
Special Events
Patrol Commitments
Fulfill patrol commitments of 2 weekend days a
month (minimum) after you have completed your
orientation training days.
After Your First Year
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Returning Patroller Commitments
Annual registration Fee (after your first year): $135
(currently)
Attend annual re-certification weekend through Calgary zone (includes CPR)
Attend Lake Louise returning training weekend
Skiing/snowboarding and toboggan handling skills
evaluated every three years
Fundraising commitments continue to apply
Fulfill patrol commitments of 2 weekend days a
month (minimum)
Register for optional training & events