Arctic Ice Road Positions

Matrix Camps and Logistics; Remote; CAD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A national logistics company in Nunavut is seeking candidates for various roles in Arctic ice-road operations. Applicants should have proven experience navigating seasonal routes and a strong commitment to safety. The positions offer competitive wages, remote camp accommodations, and rotational schedules. Ideal for individuals looking to work in a picturesque Arctic environment.

Benefits

Competitive wages

Paid travel days

Fly-in/fly-out rotations

Qualifications

• Proven Arctic ice-road experience over sea ice, land and lake crossings.
• Strong safety mindset and commitment to risk management.
• Ability to work rotating shifts (including nights) and long periods away from home.

Skills

Arctic ice-road experience

Navigating seasonal routes

Safety mindset

Ability to work in remote conditions

Job description

MATRIX is a national company providing camps, logistics and aviation management services to a diverse range of clients in the resource and service sectors, with a strong focus on our people. Are you seeking an opportunity to work in a remote, picturesque environment? This role offers the chance to leverage your expertise while experiencing the Arctic environment.

MATRIX is a drug- and alcohol-free employer. With over 250 employees annually, we offer strong career advancement opportunities across all skill sets.

MATRIX is seeking candidates for the following positions who have previous experience with Arctic ice road operations and familiar with sea ice, land and lake crossings for the construction and maintenance of a northern winter ice road project in Nunavut. This is a 3 weeks on / 3 weeks off or 4 weeks on / 2 weeks off rotational position with fully remote camp accommodations.

Available positions

• Foreman
• Labourer
• Admin

Key qualifications and requirements

• Minimum: Proven Arctic ice-road experience over sea ice, land and lake crossings, including demonstrated success navigating seasonal routes and associated hazards
• Must provide all current training certifications and sign-offs relevant to your role
• Ability to work in remote northern conditions and live in remote camp environments
• Strong safety mindset and commitment to risk management
• Ability to work rotating shifts (including nights) and be away from home for extended periods
• Pre‑employment clearance requirements may apply, including medical, criminal background checks, and drug & alcohol testing

Preferred licensing & certifications

• 3–5 years of Arctic ice-road experience
• Prior experience working in a remote camp setting

What we offer

• Competitive wages and paid travel days
• Fly‑in/fly‑out (FIFO) 3/3 or 4/2 rotations to various Canadian remote locations
• Paid flights, hotels, baggage allowances, and meal per diems