Carpenter
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Carpenter
- Davis Station, Antarctica Job Location City: Hobart Country/Region: Australia Contract Type: Casual Contract Pole: TRAVAUX PUBLICS (AP003) Full/Part Time: Full Time Remote/Onsite: Remote Travel

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Occasional travel Requisition ID: 4919 Information at a Glance Take your trade to Antarctica and experience one of the world's most remote and remarkable environments. Join the Australian Antarctic Infrastructure Renewal (AIR) Alliance for the 2027/28 summer season at Davis Station. Put your trade skills to work on critical infrastructure projects while experiencing one of the world's most extraordinary and remote locations. Carpenter – Davis Station, Antarctica Take your trade to Antarctica and experience one of the world's most remote and remarkable environments. The Australian Antarctic Infrastructure Renewal (AIR) Alliance is seeking experienced Carpenters to support the delivery of critical infrastructure renewal works at Davis Station, Antarctica, for the 2027/28 summer season. Working alongside other skilled tradespeople, you will contribute to the renewal of essential station infrastructure through a range of carpentry and construction activities. Successful applicants will need solid trade skills, a commitment to safety, and the adaptability to live and work within a close-knit Antarctic station community.

About the Role
As a Carpenter with AIR Alliance, you will contribute to the delivery of infrastructure renewal works at Davis Station, applying your trade skills and experience across a range of construction activities. The role requires flexibility and adaptability to meet changing project requirements, including undertaking work outside traditional carpentry duties. Employment and Deployment Details




- Anticipated commencement: September 2027.
- Pre-departure training: Approximately 4–6 weeks prior to deployment to Antarctica.
- Anticipated completion: February 2028.
- Working arrangements: Six-day working week during the Antarctic deployment. *All dates are indicative and subject to change.

Key Responsibilities
- Undertaking carpentry and associated construction works in accordance with project requirements.
- Interpreting construction drawings, specifications and technical documentation.
- Supporting broader construction activities to meet changing project requirements.
- Maintaining tools, equipment and work areas.
- Ensuring compliance with safety, environmental and operational procedures. Essential Qualifications and Requirements
- Certificate III in Carpentry or higher.
- Current Construction White Card.
- Valid passport with a minimum of six months' validity beyond the planned completion of deployment.
- Ability to obtain and maintain a satisfactory police background check. Experience
- Minimum three years' post-qualification experience within construction or infrastructure environments.
- Proven ability to undertake carpentry works in accordance with technical drawings, specifications and relevant standards.
- Experience working effectively alongside other trades on construction projects. Desirable Qualifications and Requirements
- RIIWHS204E
- Work safely at heights




- RIIWHS202E
- Enter and work in confined spaces
- Valid High Risk Work Licence Experience
- Previous Antarctic experience
- Experience working in remote or challenging environments Additional:
- Scissor Lift
- Boom Lift
- Front End Loader
- Excavator
- Skid Steer
- Telehandler
- Articulated Haul Truck
- Crane (C6 or above)
- Roller
- Scaffold (SB or above)
- Rigging (RB or above)
- Dogging What We’re Looking For Successful candidates will be adaptable, resilient and committed to working safely in a remote and challenging environment. You will thrive as part of a close-knit team, demonstrate strong communication and interpersonal skills, and be willing to contribute positively to station life and the broader community. Above all, you will embody the AIR Alliance values of Respect, Safety, Integrity, Inclusivity, Innovation and Accountability. Life at Davis Station Living and working at Davis Station presents unique environmental and operational challenges. Antarctica's extreme climate and unpredictable weather conditions require adaptability, flexibility and a strong commitment to safety. While Davis Station offers private bedrooms and comfortable facilities, successful expeditioners understand the importance of contributing to a close-knit station community. In addition to your role, you will be expected to participate in shared responsibilities that support station life. Periods of isolation, weather-related restrictions on movement, and limited contact with family and friends can also form part of the deployment experience. Support Throughout Your Deployment The AIR Alliance is committed to supporting expeditioners throughout their deployment. Successful candidates wi

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