Arctic Loader Operator — North Slope, 2x2 Rotations

ASRC Energy Services; Alaska; On-site; USD 90,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

FEHB health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Disability insurance

Life insurance

Tuition reimbursement

ASPIRE Academy

Job summary

ASRC Energy Services, LLC on the North Slope of Alaska is seeking an experienced Loader Operator to operate front-end loaders with forks, buckets, stingers, and other attachments to lift, load, and move materials in demanding Arctic conditions. The role requires extensive hands-on experience, strict safety compliance, the ability to work a 2x2 rotation, and a valid CDL A/B, NSTC safety certification, and U.S.

work authorization.

Qualifications

• Authorized to work in the U.S.
• Valid Class A or B CDL (Alaska compliant)
• Current DOT Medical Card
• Able to work 84 hours per week on a 2x2 rotation
• NSTC safety training certification
• At least 5 years operating front-end loaders with forks, buckets, stingers, snow pushers, and scratchers
• At least 3 years handling drilling materials, tubulars, pipe, palletized material, and other construction materials

Responsibilities

• Operate front-end loaders with attachments to lift, load, transport, and unload materials.
• Unload/load pallets, skids, tubulars and oilfield equipment for Air Cargo Operations.
• Handle and transport soil, gravel, snow, and construction materials efficiently.
• Perform routine inspections and minor repairs to keep equipment safe.
• Assist with rigging operations and support other operators as needed.
• Promote and follow all safety programs and procedures.

Skills

Front-end Loader operation

Oilfield equipment handling

Snow removal operations

Safety-first mindset

NSTC safety certification

Job description

ASRC Energy Services, LLC on the North Slope of Alaska is seeking an experienced Loader Operator to operate front-end loaders with forks, buckets, stingers, and other attachments to lift, load, and move materials in demanding Arctic conditions. The role requires extensive hands-on experience, strict safety compliance, the ability to work a 2x2 rotation, and a valid CDL A/B, NSTC safety certification, and U.S.

work authorization.