Quite a lot, actually. The course covers rope rescue, aerial lift evacuation and self-evacuation, patient extrication and evacuation from awkward terrain, toboggan handling on steep and variable runs, companion rescue techniques, on-hill first aid response scenarios, and risk management and incident investigation. You’ll also do general patrolling duties as part of your mentoring, which means lift checks, route closures, signage, and the hundred small operational tasks that keep a resort running safely. It’s the full operational toolkit, not just the headline qualifications. Think of it as learning to be a mechanic, not just how to change a tyre.