You must read, and certify that you have read, the following safety topics
in order to obtain shifts.
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If you feel sick, stay home!
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Know and follow the Ski and Ride Responsibility code. Expect others to be completely unaware of the code – ski and ride defensively.
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Bears and other wildlife are waking up or moving back into our area. Keep your cars clean of food litter and locked. Lock all trash dumpsters after using them. Help keep wildlife wild!
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Drink plenty of water to counteract high altitude dehydration. Slather on sunscreen multiple times a day to avoid sun damage.
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Keep your sunglasses or goggles on whenever you venture outside. Burns on your eyes are truly horrible!
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Prepare yourself for whatever Mother Nature decides to bless us with this spring; we are likely to have a few more snowy days, rainy days and sunny ones.
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As you prepare for summer activities, be sure to eat properly! Good nutrients will help you stay strong physically and mentally.
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Are you “spring” cleaning? As many know, Hantavirus is more prevalent at this time of year. Be prepared by keeping your home clutter free. If you do find mice feces, always air out the space, use N95 masks (or better), gloves and spray the area with water mixed with bleach, creating a 10% bleach solution. After spraying, let the area soak for 5 minutes, use disposable towels to wipe clean, and throw towels in a plastic bag. Be sure to wash your hands with the gloves on first, then again after removing the gloves. Never use a vacuum or broom and dustpan to clean the area.
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Be Aware of all of the chemicals in the products you use for cleaning. Know if you need to ventilate an area or if you need to protect your skin with gloves.
