The Expeditor assists in coordinating, monitoring, and directing the movement of direct-hire personnel, materials, and equipment in support of operations. The role helps schedule transportation, track shipments accurately, and ensure smooth transfer of materials. The Oilfield Expeditor reports to the Deadhorse Operations Coordinator, who provides leadership, guidance, and oversight to support efficiency, compliance, and safety across activities. The position involves managing materials and associated documentation, coordinating orders with the Deadhorse Operations Coordinator, working with vendors to resolve material issues, and ensuring timely delivery to project sites, the laydown yard, or warehouse. It also includes maintaining tracking logs and reports, communicating safety concerns, coordinating helicopter cargo flights as needed, and following company standards, contractual requirements, and safety practices. Work takes place in an office and/or shop environment and involves frequent vehicle travel to airports, job sites, and warehouses. Outdoor work may be required in hot, extremely cold Arctic, wet, and windy conditions. The role may involve hazardous equipment, moving material-handling equipment, airborne particles, and loud noise; protective devices are required in noisy areas. Travel by airplane, helicopter, boat, or other means may be required by operations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED