Seasonal Expeditor/General Helper Remote Alaska Camp

DUS Website•North Slope, AK

4d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking reliable seasonal Expeditors/General Helpers for winter camp operations at a remote camp on Alaska’s North Slope. The role provides transportation, logistics, and general operational support. A primary responsibility is safely operating company vehicles in Arctic and winter driving conditions and transporting employees, passengers, freight, mail, food, supplies, luggage, equipment, and other materials between assigned locations. The position requires a safety-focused, dependable driver who remains alert, exercises sound judgment, and adapts to changing road and weather conditions, including snow, ice, wind, extreme cold, limited visibility, and extended winter darkness. When not handling transportation or logistics duties, the employee assists with other camp and operational support duties as assigned. The season is approximately mid-January through mid-April, depending on weather conditions. The rotational schedule is three weeks on and three weeks off, with 12-hour shifts and approximately 84 hours per work week, including 40 straight-time hours and 44 overtime hours. The work location is a remote North Slope camp, and the point of hire is Anchorage, Alaska. Flights between Anchorage and the job site are company-arranged and paid. Housing and meals are provided at no cost while working in camp. Employees should be prepared to live at camp for the full three-week work rotation, share a room with another employee, and perform long, physically active shifts involving standing, walking, bending, and lifting. The role also involves following camp policies, safety requirements, and work procedures, and working professionally as part of a team.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record.
Previous professional driving, delivery, expediting, logistics, or similar experience.
Ability to safely operate company vehicles and remain alert during extended periods of driving.
Ability to safely load, unload, secure, and transport freight, luggage, supplies, and equipment.
Dependable and safety-focused, with the ability to follow instructions, procedures, and changing operational priorities.
Comfortable living and working in a remote camp with shared housing.
Must pass a drug test, post-offer fitness-for-duty test, and criminal background check.

Nice To Haves

Experience driving safely in Arctic winter conditions.

Responsibilities

Safely transport employees, passengers, freight, mail, food, supplies, and equipment between assigned North Slope locations.
Operate company vehicles safely in snow, ice, extreme cold, high winds, limited visibility, and other Arctic winter conditions.
Perform required vehicle inspections and promptly report maintenance needs, damage, or unsafe conditions.
Load, unload, secure, and safely transport freight, luggage, supplies, and other materials.
Maintain required vehicle, mileage, passenger, freight, and travel logs.
Monitor changing road and weather conditions and exercise sound judgment to ensure safe travel.
Keep assigned vehicles clean, fueled, organized, and ready for use.
Follow company and client safety requirements, driving procedures, and work rules, while remaining alert throughout the shift.
Assist with food service, housekeeping, janitorial, freight, and other general camp duties as needed.