Canadian Ski Patrol - Gatineau Zone

About Canadian Ski Patrol - Gatineau Zone

The Canadian Ski Patrol (CSP) is the premier safety and first aid organization serving outdoor sports and recreation in Canada. Gatineau Zone is the third largest zone in Canada, with over 300 patrollers who act as First Responders serving our 9 local ski areas. Our mission is to promote safety and injury prevention and provide the highest possible standards of education, certification and delivery of first aid and rescue services.

The Canadian Ski Patrol was founded in 1941 and now has over 4,500 volunteer members throughout Canada. It actively patrols 225 ski stations from coast to coast.

Activities of the organization’s 63 zone presidents and 9 division presidents are coordinated by the National Board of Directors which constitutes the management committee responsible for administering this Ottawa-based organization. The CSP is known for the quality and professionalism of its members.

The CSP trains patrollers in Downhill (ski & snowboard) and Nordic (telemarking & cross country). Services to members include, among others, high-level first aid training, annual recertification, insurance for volunteer patrollers, uniforms and training manuals.

Website	http://www.gatineauskipatrol.ca/
Employees	1-10 employees View all Canadian Ski Patrol - Gatineau Zone employees
Industry	Nonprofit Organization Management
Headquarter	4531 Southclarke Street Ottawa, ON K1T 3V2 Canada
Founded	1941
Keywords	Provide First Aid Services At 9 Local Area Ski Resorts, And At Special Events Including:, National Capital Marathon, Bluesfest, Dragon Boat Festival, City Folkfest, The Army Run, Greekfest, Cdn Sprint Canoe Kayak Championship, Ottawa Ski Snowboard & Travel Show