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 Scope
& Range of Services
Stan has been on the ski slopes for much of his
life, and he remains a current participant in the continued
evolution of the snow sports industry notably in the area of
skier and snow boarder safety issues. As a working head river
guide/trainer he also has considerable expertise in river safety
issues.
Please feel free to contact Stan for a complete
CV and an initial complimentary consultation.
The following is a partial list of areas of investigation,
litigation support, consultation, and expert witness testimony
available from Rocky Mountain Ski Consulting, LLC.
Standards and accepted practices of ski area operations
related but not limited to the following:
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Ski trails safety issues
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Ski trail marking
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Ski trail obstacles including collisions with
both natural and man-made features
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Ski terrain analysis
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Ski racing
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Ski area boundary markings
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Skier responsibility code issues and interpretation
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Standards of medical care within ski areas
including triage, transport, and evacuation
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Standards and procedures of ski patrol performance
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Ski accident investigation and analysis including
collisions between guests and ski area employees
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Ski accident scene survey and site analysis
including freestyle terrain parks
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Avalanche mitigation issues
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Ski guide accepted practices and responsibilities
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Accidents and collisions involving skiers,
snow boarders, snowmobiles, and snow cats
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Accidents involving commercial and private
river outfitters
Education:
SUNY of New York at College at Cortland , B.A. 1970,
student union manager, major - psychology, minor - German.
University of Heidelberg, Germany -- psychology studies.
University of Northern Colorado, 1974, M.A., Teacher
of the Visually Impaired, grades K-12
Post Graduate Studies: University of Northern Colorado,
Colorado School of Mines Teacher Enhancement Studies, Colorado Mountain
College
Professional Ski Experience - 37
years (Partial Listing Only)
1967- Intercollegiate Ski Team
1968- National Ski Patrol Senior Status (advanced)
1968 - 2004, Ski Patrolling at Greek Peak and Song
Mt. NY & Hidden Valley, Arapaho Basin, Copper Mt., & Loveland
Ski Areas in Colorado
1969-1974- Mountaineering & Avalanche Certifications
1970-1971-Professional Ski Patrol Director, Song Mt.,
NY
1974-Present-Outdoor Emergency Care Technician Certification
1983-Present-Colorado Certified EMT
1999- 15 Year Distinguished Service Award, Copper
Mt.
2005-CLE International Annual Conference-Denver,
Colorado: Recreational and Adventure Program Law and Liability
Professional Teaching:
Teacher (30 years)- preschool -grades 12, visually
impaired and multiple impaired; teacher - elementary, all subjects,
grades 1 - 4, team leader, Mentor Teacher;
1985 - 1986 teacher exchange - Hilo, Hawaii, computer education
and gifted and talented teacher and coordinator;
1996 - 1997 international teacher exchange program New South Wales,
Australia, visually impaired, itinerant resource teacher and consultant;
2004 - TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD
2004 – retired from full-time teaching.
Professional River Guiding:
Head River Guide- 1996 - present, open boat canoes,
Centennial Canoe Outfitters Inc. and Canyon Passages Inc., licensed
in Utah and registered in Colorado. Responsible for 20 - 30 clients
of all ages and abilities for 3 - 5 day trips on rivers in Colorado
and Utah, safety instruction, river rescue, river safety guide
trainer.
Professional Affiliations:
- National Ski Patrol System
- Amerian Avalanche Association
- International des Patroulles de ski (International Ski Patrol)
- International Society for Skiing Safety
- Professional Ski Instructors of America
- National Education Association
- Colorado Education Association
- American Canoe Association
- United States Tennis Association
Contact For a Complete Resume
KEYWORDS:
- Ski Trail Safety
- Ski Accident Reconstruction
- Avalance Mitigation Issues
- Ski Accidents and Collisions
- Snow Board, Snowmobile, and Snow Cat Accidents and Collisions
- River Accidents
- River Safety
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