Laborer – Kotzebue, AK

Job Summary

Laborer – Kotzebue, AK – NANA Regional Corporation is hiring a dependable, safety‑focused laborer to support civil construction projects in remote Kotzebue, Northwest Arctic, Alaska.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with installation of potable water distribution and wastewater collection systems.
• Construct arctic freeze‑back foundations, gravel pads, and roads.
• Perform general labor tasks on civil construction sites, including material handling and site cleanup.
• Learn and operate light heavy‑equipment under supervision.
• Follow strict safety protocols and report hazards promptly.
• Work long hours in challenging weather conditions while maintaining productivity.

Qualifications & Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent; prior construction or labor experience preferred.
• Strong work ethic, reliability, and ability to work independently or in a team.
• Physical stamina to lift 50 lb, stand, kneel, and walk on uneven terrain for extended periods.
• Comfortable working in extreme cold, snow, and remote locations.
• Basic mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn equipment operation.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel to job sites.

Compensation & Benefits

Annual salary: $61,843.42 (fixed). Competitive benefits package includes health, dental, vision, and retirement options.

Location

Kotzebue, Northwest Arctic, Alaska, United States.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of work will I be doing as a laborer for NANA Regional Corporation?

You will assist with civil construction tasks such as installing water and wastewater systems, building freeze‑back foundations, laying gravel pads and roads, and learning to operate light heavy equipment.

Do I need prior construction experience for this role?

Prior experience is preferred but not required. The company provides on‑the‑job training and opportunities to learn equipment operation.

What are the working conditions in Kotzebue, AK?

Work is field‑based in a remote Arctic environment, requiring long hours in cold weather, snow, and challenging terrain while adhering to strict safety standards.