Injuries and Lift Failures at Brian Head Resort

How do we deal with multiple injuries across the mountain and a possible lift failure? This particular day I had a feeling it was going to be a busy one, by busy I mean, things going sideways real quickly - and they did. The good news is that I met Shawn (Sean?), Jason, and Josh (Cornell Graduate) while riding the lift going up Giant Steps, definitely the highlight of my day. #brianheadresort #brianhead #brianheadskipatrol #brianheadskiing #brianheadsnowboarding #brianheadsnow #snowreport #skiutah

[@StacySalmans]

I remember those days. Keep working hard folks.

[@dadgame9018]

Robert's mom and dad are always watching for him. 👍

[@skipatrollife-southernutah7805]

That's awesome, I don't think my parents even watch these. It's very cool that Robert's do.

[@JarodEpp]

Dude it’s a dream job

[@skipatrollife-southernutah7805]

Yep, you are 100% correct. I plan on doing Ski Patrol until tell I can't do it anymore.

[@douglasachtzehn6676]

Conditions look amazing

[@skipatrollife-southernutah7805]

You are correct, conditions are incredible, the best I've seen in quite a few years. I believe it's basically the El Niño weather pattern coming in from the Pacific, generally tends to work out this way.

[@davidhudson7400]

Love it! What skis do you use?

[@skipatrollife-southernutah7805]

Thank you David. I am using a pair of hard-worn, but very capable Rosignal S3's, I believe that they are somewhere around six years old at this point. I really like their all-round capability, fantastic skis.