UICGS / Bowhead Family of Companies ยท 2 days ago
On-Call Logistics Support Technician - UIC Arctic Research & Logistics
UIC Arctic Research & Logistics is seeking an on-call Logistics Support Technician to assist with logistic services, bear guard support, housekeeping, field operations and outreach coordination. This role will support research and military clients in conducting their fieldwork and community engagement efforts in Nome and the surrounding region.
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Responsibilities
Provide logistics support to clients arriving and departing from Nome - conduct vehicle drop off/pick up, walk-arounds, room check-ins and provide snowmachine and ATV training to clients
Maintain UIC ARL equipment such as vehicles, snowmachines and ATVs and perform routine and scheduled services including oil changes, lubrications and tune-ups
Examine vehicles and machines to determine extent of damage or malfunctions and coordinate repairs
Guide groups on snowmachines/ATVs in the field and be able to prevent bears from associating with humans and food, facilities, and gear
Successfully complete ADF&G and or USFWS bear encounter/hazing training for designated bear watch and hazing
Clean and sanitize UIC ARL facilities as needed, including changing linens, sweeping, dusting, vacuuming and replenishing supplies
Work with the Director of Operations, Project Managers and clients to support community engagement efforts
Perform administrative duties in maintaining documents and operating computer-based programs such as electronic mail, timekeeping software and equipment maintenance logs
Qualification
Required
Must possess a current Alaska driver's license and have a three (3) year clean driving record
Ability to perform assigned laborer duties in a safe, orderly, and proficient manner
Reliable and punctual with a consistent work history
Ability to operate handheld GPS units, satellite phones, and Delorme communication devices; prior experience required
Firearms/weapons training with the ability to use appropriate weapons and ammunition to ensure safety in field conditions
Ability to prevent bears from associating with humans, food, facilities, and equipment
Successful completion of ADF&G and/or USFWS bear encounter and hazing training for designated bear guards
Ability to develop and/or implement bear avoidance and human-wildlife interaction plans
Experience providing and monitoring onsite hazing prevention programs
Capable of protecting both workers and wildlife during field operations
Must successfully pass pre-employment drug screening
Demonstrated organizational skills and the ability to manage time and prioritize tasks
Demonstrated experience working effectively as part of a team
Preferred
Customer service experience preferred