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Dexterra GroupRemote Camp - Inventory Assistant - Nunavut
Dexterra Group is hiring an Inventory Assistant to manage supplies and materials within a remote Arctic mining camp setting in Nunavut. Operating within the Camp &…
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Dexterra Group is hiring an Inventory Assistant to manage supplies and materials within a remote Arctic mining camp setting in Nunavut. Operating within the Camp & Catering Services division, this position suits individuals with a background in food and beverage, hospitality, or supply chain coordination who thrive in rotational environments. The job involves managing food, beverages, janitorial items, maintenance supplies, and chemicals, while supporting various camp departments including housekeeping and…
Job Description
Dexterra Group is hiring an Inventory Assistant to manage supplies and materials within a remote Arctic mining camp setting in Nunavut. Operating within the Camp & Catering Services division, this position suits individuals with a background in food and beverage, hospitality, or supply chain coordination who thrive in rotational environments. The job involves managing food, beverages, janitorial items, maintenance supplies, and chemicals, while supporting various camp departments including housekeeping and kitchen teams. Workers fly in and out from designated hubs in Edmonton, Alberta, or Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, and follow a rotational schedule consisting of four weeks on duty followed by two weeks off. Shifts span 12 hours daily and often take place outdoors across all types of weather conditions. The role requires handling physical tasks such as moving heavy inventory, operating manual and mechanical jacks, and lifting products weighing between 50 and 70 pounds.
Responsibilities
- Receive and process approximately 30 pallets of goods twice a week alongside daily stock distribution and inventory control counts
- Track and record stock levels for food, consumables, chemicals, and maintenance supplies using manual methods and inventory software
- Apply First-In, First-Out protocols to minimize spoilage and supervise the expiration dates of perishable goods
- Conduct routine inventory counts and generate reports detailing usage, variances, and trends
- Move stock between outdoor sea-cans, warehouses, and camp locations during all weather conditions
- Prepare consumption and cost analysis reports for water, food, beverages, and maintenance items
- Maintain clean and safe workspaces while immediately reporting hazards or incidents
- Collaborate with hospitality, kitchen, and service teams to ensure smooth supply flow across departments
Requirements
- Possess at least three years of experience as a storekeeper or in a comparable role within the hospitality or camp industry
- Demonstrate awareness and knowledge of perishable food stocking
- Hold a valid Class 5 driver's license and provide a recent driver's abstract before starting
- Complete shifts lasting 12 hours on a rotational schedule of four weeks on and two weeks off
- Travel via designated flight hubs in Edmonton, Alberta or Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
- Perform physical labor including lifting up to 70 pounds, climbing ladders, and working outdoors in all weather conditions
Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Additional education or certification in logistics or supply chain management
- Experience utilizing Microsoft Office Suite and point-of-sale equipment
Core Skills
Benefits
- All meals and shared accommodations provided at the project site
- Travel provided to and from the site from designated hub locations
- Access to on-site laundry facilities, detergents, a gym, and common areas
- Access to Wi-Fi
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the schedule and shift length for this role?
The position follows a rotational schedule of four weeks on duty followed by two weeks off, featuring 12-hour shifts that may include weekdays, weekends, nights, and holidays.
Where is the job located and how do I travel there?
The project site is located in a remote camp setting in Nunavut. Travel to and from the site is provided from designated hub locations in Edmonton, Alberta or Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.
Are accommodations and meals provided?
Yes, all meals and shared accommodations are provided on site, along with access to Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and a gym.
What salary is offered for this position?
The posting specifies a starting hourly rate of $21.00, covering 40 regular hours and 44 overtime hours weekly.
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