Antarctic Shuttle Operator & Dispatcher

Amentum company; Rotterdam; On-site; EUR 49,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

Amentum is seeking an experienced shuttle/transport dispatcher for work related to the US Antarctic Program. The role involves operating shuttle vehicles in challenging weather, ensuring safety, and coordinating passenger and flight crew movements.

The position requires the ability to perform vehicle checks, logs, and radio communications while maintaining high service standards and safety. Expect outdoor work in cold environments and potential deployment to Antarctica.

Qualifications

• A minimum of six months experience in vehicle driving operations or equipment operations (shuttle, bus driving, etc.).
• Willingness to work 12-hour rotating shifts outdoors in inclement weather conditions, including nights, weekends, and extra hours, as needed.
• Excellent communications and interpersonal skills.
• Customer service experience.
• Good multi-tasking, organizational skills, and basic computer knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Maintains a safe workplace by adhering to Amentum’s SafeUp program and safety policies.
• Operates shuttle service vehicles on varying road surfaces in inclement weather.
• Picks up and transports passengers and flight crew to/from the airfield ramp.
• Performs and documents required mechanical and fluid checks of shuttle vehicles.
• Completes required shuttle and taxi logs.
• Communicates via two-way radio per procedures.
• Provides Shuttle service to Scott Base and LDB personnel as required.
• Provides on-call taxi service and dispatches tasks.
• Performs bellhop service for incoming/outgoing flights.
• Interacts with NSF, military, and agency officials professionally.
• Participates in safety briefings and hazard analyses.

Skills

12-hour shifts

Communication skills

Customer service

Multi-tasking

Computer basics

Job description

Amentum is seeking an experienced shuttle/transport dispatcher for work related to the US Antarctic Program. The role involves operating shuttle vehicles in challenging weather, ensuring safety, and coordinating passenger and flight crew movements.

The position requires the ability to perform vehicle checks, logs, and radio communications while maintaining high service standards and safety. Expect outdoor work in cold environments and potential deployment to Antarctica.