SmartICE Operator Trainees (Nain)

SmartICE Operator Training Program

We are now recruiting for SmartICE Operator Trainees to take part in the SmartICE Operator Training Program.

In this program trainees will learn the skills and knowledge required to become a SmartICE Operator, including technical operations of the SmartKAMUTIK and SmartBUOY systems, traditional land-based skills for safe sea ice travel, Emergency First-Aid, and communication skills for sharing sea ice information with the community.

SmartICE is training up to four (4) individuals in the role of SmartICE Operator Trainees.

If you fit these criteria, SmartICE is looking for you:

• Available to attend a three (3)-week training course, 20 hours per week (Monday-Thursday) (60 hours of training), followed by the completion of ice-monitoring training runs, to the end of February (up to 30 additional hours).
• Have an interest in supporting sea-ice safety in your community.
• Have an interest in developing your land-based and technical skills.
• Understand the importance of job safety, accountability, and mutual respect in the workplace.

Program Details:

• Start Date: To be Determined
• End Date: To be Determined
• 20 hour per week (Monday to Friday) for a total of 60 hours
• Supported ice-monitoring operations, as required, up 30 additional hours
• Wage is $20/hour

NOTE: Individuals that complete of the SmartICE Operator Training Program are eligible to be hired as part-time SmartICE Operators, but completion of the program does not guarantee a position.

If you are interested, contact Rex Holwell, Manager of Nunatsiavut Operations at phone 922-2074 or email rex@smartice.org.