Seasonal Alaska Heavy Equipment Operator – Remote Camp
Ambler Metals LLC
Ambler (AK)
On-site
USD 27,552 - 41,328
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A mining company in Alaska is seeking an experienced equipment operator to support seasonal camp operations at the remote Bornite Camp. You will be responsible for maintaining site roads, unloading aircraft, and ensuring the safe operation of heavy equipment. The role demands at least one year of experience for Level 1 operators, with additional experience preferred for higher levels. This seasonal position runs from April to October with specific safety and operational requirements in place.
Qualifications
Valid driver's license required, especially for Alaska residents.
Formal heavy equipment operator training or certification preferred.
HAZWOPER training preferred but not mandatory.
At least one year of professional heavy equipment operation experience required for Level 1.
Three years of professional heavy equipment operation experience preferred for Level 2.
Five years of professional heavy equipment operation experience and management skills preferred for Level 3.
Knowledge of road construction and maintenance techniques.
Responsibilities
Maintain site roads and unload aircraft at the Bornite Camp.
Operate equipment to prolong its life while ensuring safety.
Conduct daily inspections and maintain heavy equipment as per SOPs.
Report incidents and equipment deficiencies to site management.
Job description
A mining company in Alaska is seeking an experienced equipment operator to support seasonal camp operations at the remote Bornite Camp. You will be responsible for maintaining site roads, unloading aircraft, and ensuring the safe operation of heavy equipment. The role demands at least one year of experience for Level 1 operators, with additional experience preferred for higher levels. This seasonal position runs from April to October with specific safety and operational requirements in place.