Bungy Jump Instructor Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I’ve spent the last few seasons running Bungy Jump sessions and keeping everything ticking along smoothly for groups of up to 85 riders each day. I’ve learned to read the line, manage the crowd, and handle equipment checks before the first jump. In that time I’ve kept downtime to a minimum and relied on solid routines, a clear safety briefing, and quick, calm decision making when the weather shifts or a jumper asks something unexpected. In this role I’d bring hands-on knowledge of gear inspection, anchor setups, and safety documentation, plus a practical approach to first aid and emergency response. I’m comfortable briefing guests on risk controls, running through the safety measures, and answering questions about the local area. I’ve also helped coordinate guides and support staff, keeping daily activity reports tidy and useful for the team. There was a day last season when a wind gust started up mid briefing. I laid out the plan, paused the line, and moved the group to a safe viewing area while I reviewed the equipment and anchored lines. We resumed with minimal delay, and the guests appreciated the transparency. That moment reinforced the balance between clear communication and steady hands that this job requires. I’m available to discuss how I can contribute at [Company Name] and I’m happy to chat at your earliest convenience. I’ve worked with [Previous Company] and can bring practical experience to your team. Kind regards, [Your Name]