Overview
In this role you will
Responsible for all trip logistics including preparation of group gear and food, communication with permit agencies before and after trips, and inventory expedition gear weekly and repair gear as needed.
Point of contact for all trips in the field through the use of a Garmin InReach Explorer.
Implement a pre-trip backcountry curriculum for a ½-full day class including an LNT Awareness Workshop.
Assess the skill levels of each camper and staff prior to each offsite excursion.
Prepare trip staff through pre-and-post briefings for latest information, insight and feedback.
Serve as a camp leader by attending weekly staff meetings, serving as a go-to person for the Assistant Director of Programs, participating in staff and camper supervision, and providing program team support with evening events and activities as is needed.
Serve as a go-to person for the Assistant Director of Programs, participating in staff and camper supervision, and providing program team support with evening events and activities as is needed.
Important Details
Work Schedule: Overnight camps are a 24/7 operation. The leadership team will create a schedule that provides you with time off throughout each session. This will typically include an extended daily break, 24 hours off per session, and the weekend, (Friday evening to Sunday morning), between each session.
Position Duration: Training begins May 13; overnight camp programs run from June 1 through August 2.
Compensation: Pay is determined based on position, additional responsibilities, relevant certifications, and staff tenure. Starting hourly are below:
Supervisor: $488.75/week
Relevant Certification Bonuses: $100 – $400 per certification (up to $400)
Qualifications:
Your Background
Must be at least 18 years old by the start of camp
Must be at least 20 years of age to be eligible for a Driver position
1+ years of experience working at a resident camp and previous experience supervising staff
Experience in one of our core sports is preferred, but not required
Minimum of Basic First Aid & CPR certification by the start of camp (and we can point you in the right direction to get this done) Some positions at Camp Windy Peak may require a Wilderness First
About Avid4 Adventure
The mission of Avid4 Adventure is to provide kids and teens with the skills and confidence to choose active outdoor lifestyles. We transport campers to authentic local recreation areas and teach them to climb, bike, paddle, hike and thrive in the outdoors. More importantly, we teach kids and teens to assess risks, use sound judgment, and believe in their abilities. Through summer day camps, overnight camps, school programs, and events, Avid4 Adventure inspires thousands of kids and teens every year to lead active lifestyles.
