Driver – Red Dog Mine - Alaska

the Lynden Family of Companies

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About The Position

Delong Mountain Logistics is seeking experienced Heavy Haul Drivers to join our team supporting operations at the Red Dog Mine, a world‑class zinc mine located 150 miles north of the Arctic Circle in Alaska. This is more than a driving job—it’s a unique opportunity to work in one of the most remote and challenging environments in North America. Drivers may live anywhere, as transportation from Anchorage to the site is provided. About Delong Mountain Logistics Delong Mountain Logistics provides critical logistics services to Red Dog Mine, including hauling ore concentrate, transporting freight, and fuel transport operations. DML is a partnership between NANA Regional Corporation and Lynden Logistics. As a Heavy Haul Driver, you will safely operate diesel-powered tractor-trailers, including single or double bulk trailers, flatbeds, and lowboys. Transporting and delivering products, materials in liquid or dry form, or equipment on remote gravel haul roads through a National Monument in an environmentally sensitive area of Alaska. What you will be doing: Transport materials by truck between the mine site and coastal port via remote, environmentally sensitive Alaskan routes sometimes in extreme Arctic conditions. Transport liquid, dry, or equipment loads Inspect trucks, trailers, and equipment before and after trips and completing required documentation Use in-cab computer systems and time sheets to track loads and hours Maintain safe radio communication with dispatch, maintenance, and other drivers Perform minor roadside repairs and assisting maintenance as directed Ensure onboard safety and camera systems are operational and reporting issues promptly Follow all company safety policies, Fit for Work requirements, and PPE standards Maintain cleanliness and readiness of assigned equipment Able to work rotating schedules, including day and night shifts, during extended onsite rotations Work Schedule & Environment Rotational schedule at a remote camp location Rotations may be up to four weeks at a time Reliable attendance and timeliness are required for this position Transportation between Anchorage/ and the site is provided Lodging and meals are provided while on-site Shifts are typically 12 hours and may vary based on operational needs, subject to Alaska state overtime. Work is performed in extreme weather and industrial conditions, with exposure to vibration, noise, moving equipment, and hazardous materials

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of related driving experience or equivalent combination of training and experience
Experience operating trucks with gross weights exceeding 140,000 lbs
Experience pulling single and double A‑train and/or B‑train trailer combinations
At least 6 months of Class A driving experience in Arctic conditions
Familiarity with low‑RPM diesel engines or willingness to learn
Able to wear required PPE (hard hat, respirator, safety glasses, steel‑toed boots, hearing protection, etc.)
Valid CDL Class A with Air Brakes, Doubles, Tank, and HazMat endorsements
Able to read, write, and communicate effectively in English
Basic math and reasoning skills
Mechanical aptitude and ability to follow instructions in emergency situations
Professional demeanor and strong public‑relations skills
Willingness to follow policies, procedures, and direct supervision
Sit for extended periods and climb on and off equipment
Lift up to 50 lbs. regularly and occasionally up to 100 lbs.
Perform tasks requiring standing, walking, bending, kneeling, reaching, and climbing
Climb ladders on tank trailers and access lowboy or flatbed platforms and trailers as required.
Meet vision and hearing requirements necessary for safe operation of heavy equipment
Successful background check and drug test required
Acceptance and respect for a culturally diverse workforce is required and enforced

Responsibilities

Transport materials by truck between the mine site and coastal port via remote, environmentally sensitive Alaskan routes sometimes in extreme Arctic conditions.
Transport liquid, dry, or equipment loads
Inspect trucks, trailers, and equipment before and after trips and completing required documentation
Use in-cab computer systems and time sheets to track loads and hours
Maintain safe radio communication with dispatch, maintenance, and other drivers
Perform minor roadside repairs and assisting maintenance as directed
Ensure onboard safety and camera systems are operational and reporting issues promptly
Follow all company safety policies, Fit for Work requirements, and PPE standards
Maintain cleanliness and readiness of assigned equipment
Able to work rotating schedules, including day and night shifts, during extended onsite rotations