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I got an email from a reader asking, "How recent are the job postings in your newsletter?" Well, I usually dedicate a particular day for putting together the North Slope Insider. I'll search for openings that afternoon and then send the newsletter out that night. Sometimes I run out of time and the North Slope Insider won't get mailed out until the next day. At the most, the gap between searching for jobs and sending out the letter is 48 hours. But, the majority of the time everything is completed in one day. I don't have any control over companies that don't remove old postings from their websites. If a job has been listed for a long time and I suspect that the position has been filled, I'll stop including it in the newsletter. When I search for jobs I use the links off of my Job Resources page. This way I can verify that the links still work and check to see if there have been any changes to the company websites. I don't use a secret formula to find these openings – everything that I'm doing, you can do too. Jobs come and go in-between editions of the Insider. If you've familiarized yourself with the companies and have a good idea of the ones most likely to offer the kind of work you're interested in, then you'll want to check their websites at least weekly. Hope that answers your question! Now, in my last newsletter I included a link to the new UNION JOB INFO page on my website – but the link was broken. It worked in my test mode but did not work when I sent out the newsletter. Argh. Here's the fixed link: UNION JOB INFO Remember, to apply for a position you’ll need to submit your application/résumé directly with the company advertising the opening. You cannot apply for a job through my website.
If asked where you heard about a job opening, please mention my website. Thanks!
Links for each employer can be found on the Job Resources page of www.AlaskaPipelineJobInfo.com Once on a company’s website look for a “jobs” or “career” link. When you find the position you're interested in, apply directly online with that company. ACUREN
ADAMS & ASSOCIATES
Adams & Associates has this position listed under Anchorage, but when you read the posting it says: These are long term positions with excellent opportunity for advancement in Horseheads, NY and Weston, WV.
I called and spoke with William, who said that these positions are listed under Anchorage because the ANC office has the contract to recruit for Wireline Operators. These jobs are located in NY and WV. Relocation is not provided. While experience is preferred it is not required. These positions are long-term and come with benefits. See the posting for additional details.
ADVANCED SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATORS
ARCTIC SLOPE REGIONAL CORP (ASRC)
BRISTOL BAY NATIVE CORP - KAKIVIK ASSET MANAGEMENT
BP - BRITISH PETROLEUM
CH2M HILL
Keep an eye on CH2M HILL. They've picked up several contracts including construction of Eni's processing facility for their Nikaitchuq project (this is a muti-year project), work with BP's Liberty development (they replaced ASRC) as well as some well workover projects with Exxon.
CONOCOPHILLIPS ALASKA
CRAIGSLIST.COM ANCHORAGE
Small construction company accepting resumes for Environmental, Safety and Health Technician. This is not a current open position. May need to fill position for support of future projects.
Position Responsibilities: Assist in the implementation of Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) requirements on our construction projects. Assist in the development of Site Specific HSE Plans. Work on site with project/construction manager, personnel and clients to meet goals. Provide training on site to employeees. Coordinate and conduct safety meetings, and perform functions as waste reduction coordinator. Assist in other site work as directed.
Qualification: Associates Degree in Safety, Environmental Science or related field and 1 to 2 years field experience. Non-degree must be High School Graduate or equivalent with 3 to 5 years experience. Knowledge of federal and State of Alaska environmental, safety and health requirements. OSHA 40 hr HAZWOPER certification is required. Must have strong work eithics. Must have clean driving record to drive company vehicles. Ability to read and understand MSDS. Alcohol/Drug screening are required. Must be willing to work in Arctic, isolated locations for extended periods. Email resumes to cmaketa46@gmail.com or maketa@starband.net.
While this ad doesn't mention the company, I located them after a little sleuthing. They are:
DOYON
ESS ALASKA SUPPORT SERVICES OK, the above posting is not for slope jobs but I thought I'd toss it out there anyway. The people I know who have worked seasonal jobs for the Alaska Railroad have said that they are a blast and a great way to meet a wide variety of people, both Alaskans and tourists. You never know where the next job opportunity will come from…
HALLIBURTON
KUUKPIK ARCTIC SERVICES KAS updated their site on 1-11-2010 and is still advertising for these position at remote sites in Alaska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Louisiana, and other states
NANA MANAGEMENT SERVICES
PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL CORP. (PENCO)
PARKER DRILLING COMPANY
SCHLUMBERGER
UDELHOVEN OILFIELD SYSTEMS SERVICES
Don't forget, if asked where you heard about a job opening, please mention my website. The more employers hear about AlaskaPipelineJobInfo.com the more opportunities I'll be able to bring your way. Thanks! For more information about these and other North Slope employers visit the Job Resources page of www.AlaskaPipelineJobInfo.com
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