Advice needed Snow bed

@currawong @Hully

 

Beds are pretty hard to come by, especially for only occasional work.
If you are in or near Falls Creek already, I suggest you doorknock businesses that might need someone. Most businesses won't take on full staff till late June so you might pick up something in the interim. It's not uncommon for staff to leave or be dismissed during the season, so you should keep your eyes open for opportunities later as well.

 

I’m a frequent visitor from Melbourne - @currawong ’s advice is spot on.

 

I live in the valley below Falls Creek and visit often.

 

You may be a French backpacker, but your experience working on a farm shows that you are not afraid of hard work and you're also a mechanic. Even if an employer doesn't need a mechanic, most people think of mechanics as logical and efficient people. So many employers would value someone like you more than a 20 year old Australian who is more interested in partying than hard work.

There are three big ski resorts in Victoria, you should be able to find a few months work in one of them.

 

Elk lodge/restaurant sometimes has european staff. They probably won't have the sort of work you are looking for but you may meet someone sympathetic. I think Koki lodge sometimes has international staff. Other people on the forums may have better ideas.

Ski tuning and bar work are other things that might be possible to combine with being a lifty.

 

I think part of the reason for so few snow beds is the bed tax. If you pay a bed tax then you need paying people sleeping in those beds to pay the tax. So fewer beds for staff and employees

 

Do you already have the lifty job or just assuming you can get one when you arrive?