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Maintenance & Logistics Jobs in Les Arcs

Les Arcs is one half of Paradiski, linked to La Plagne by the Vanoise Express cable car to form one of the largest ski areas in the world. The resort spans several linked villages — Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000 — and Bourg-Saint-Maurice at the base has its own TGV train station from Paris.

4 open roles

Apprentice Ski Lift Maintenance Agent
Compagnie des Alpes — Bourg-Saint-Maurice · Les Arcs · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Apprentice Ski Lift Maintenance Technician
Compagnie des Alpes — Bourg-Saint-Maurice · Les Arcs · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Maintenance Team
Skiworld · Alpe d'Huez, Courchevel, La Plagne, Les Arcs, Les Deux Alpes, Méribel, Méribel-Mottaret, Tignes, Val d'Isère, Val Thorens · Competitive salary (DOE)
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Repairs & Maintenance Specialist
Ski Beat · Val d'Isère, Val Thorens, La Rosière, La Plagne, Les Arcs, La Tania · EUR 2458 / month
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FAQ

What does a maintenance & logistics job in Les Arcs involve?

It varies by employer — see the listings below for exact duties, but maintenance & logistics roles in Les Arcs typically run for the winter season from late November/December through mid-April.

How do I apply for these jobs?

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Do I need a visa or EU passport to work a ski season?

It depends on the country and the employer. In France, for example, some employers only accept applicants who already have the right to work there (EU passport or Carte de Séjour), while others will sponsor a visa. Check the requirements listed on each individual job.

What's Les Arcs like as a resort?

Les Arcs is one half of Paradiski, linked to La Plagne by the Vanoise Express cable car to form one of the largest ski areas in the world. The resort spans several linked villages — Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000 — and Bourg-Saint-Maurice at the base has its own TGV train station from Paris.