Arctic camp maintenance coordinators manage demanding outdoor work, winter access, and essential facilities support. This Matrix role serves remote Canadian locations reached by ice roads.

The Remote Camp Facilities Maintenance Lead helps keep accommodations, work areas, utilities, and infrastructure operational.

Responsibilities span cleaning coordination, snow clearing, repairs, equipment handling, inspections, and seasonal preparation. Candidates should communicate effectively, lead by example, and work safely in isolated conditions.

Key Responsibilities

Maintain accommodations, buildings, common areas, and surrounding work areas

Coordinate camp cleaning, loading, unloading, and general labour support

Assist with snow clearing, ice management, and seasonal preparation





Complete equipment checks and preventative maintenance inspections

Support repairs, fueling, carpentry, fencing, and general maintenance

Requirements

Ability to lift and carry up to fifty pounds safely

Ability to work twelve-hour shifts and extended outdoor periods

Ability to navigate uneven, snowy, icy, muddy, slippery terrain

Ability to follow PPE, safety, and cold-weather procedures

Satellite phone familiarity; heli-slinging experience considered an asset

Support Matrix camp operations with hands-on maintenance, winter readiness, physical resilience, and safety awareness in isolated environments.

📌 Arctic Remote Camp Maintenance Coordinator (Winnipeg)
🏢 MATRIX
📍 Winnipeg