JOB OPPORTUNITY: Construction Plumber – Antarctica Expedition
Project Duration:
8 Weeks (March 2026 – May 2026) Location:
Antarctica Research Station
Deployment Type: Short-term Contract
The Mission
Join an elite construction team for a critical 8-week mechanical plumbing project in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. We are seeking a highly skilled and resilient
Construction Plumber to lead the installation and assembly of mechanical systems during the transition into the Antarctic winter.
Scope of Work
You will be responsible for high-precision mechanical plumbing installations essential for station operations. Key duties include:
- Pipe Installation:
Professional installation of copper and cast-iron piping systems. - System Integrity:
Ensuring proper fittings, precise alignment, and secure, leak-proof connections for all mechanical systems. - Compliance:
Adhering strictly to project scope, safety protocols, and technical specifications under challenging conditions. - Adaptability:
Executing manual tasks on industrial equipment and infrastructure projects as required.
Candidate Requirements
- Qualifications:
Trade-certified Plumber (e.g., NZ PGDB Registration or equivalent). - Technical Expertise:
Proven experience with heavy-duty mechanical plumbing, specifically with copper and cast-iron materials. - Personal Attributes:
Exceptional physical fitness and mental resilience; the ability to work effectively in a remote, isolated, and sub-zero environment. - Documentation:
Ability to clear all medical, psychological, and background checks required for Antarctic deployment.
What’s on Offer
- Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience:
Work on a world-class research facility in a unique global landscape. - Comprehensive Logistics:
All travel, sub-zero work gear (PPE), food, and accommodation are provided. - Competitive Pay:
Generous daily rates reflect the remote nature and expertise required for the role.
How to Apply
Ready to take your skills to the edge of the world? Submit your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your experience with mechanical piping systems.