FIELD OPERATOR MULTI-REGION DEPLOYMENT

FIELD OPERATOR MULTI-REGION DEPLOYMENT ATI

Services Company - 4.0 Anchorage, AK Job Details Part-time $30.00 - $32.95 an hour 15 hours ago Benefits Paid training On-the-job training Flexible schedule Qualifications English

OSHA 10 OSHA 30

Driver's License HVAC Quality data entry Mobile devices Full Job Description ATI Services Company is a Fairbanks-based inspection and healthy housing consulting firm conducting federally funded residential assessments, building inspections, and community health programs across Alaska. Our project portfolio spans Interior Alaska, the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, coastal communities, Southcentral, Southeast, and Arctic Alaska — funded by the EPA, DOE, HUD, and tribal housing authorities. We are growing our bench of deployable field operators who can mobilize to project sites across the state as new contracts are awarded and Notices to Proceed are issued. If you are comfortable working independently in remote environments, adaptable to different communities and project types, and ready to put real tools in your hands — this role was built for you.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Field Operator is a project-based, multi-region deployment position. You will be activated for specific projects as ATI receives Notices to Proceed from tribal housing authorities, municipal governments, and federal grant programs across Alaska. Deployments range from short urban engagements (Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau) to extended fly-in community projects in remote Western and Arctic Alaska. Between deployments, Field Operators may perform remote support tasks — data entry, report drafting, supply coordination — from home. All field travel, lodging, and per diem are fully covered by ATI for every deployment.

What this role is:

This is not a 9-to-5 desk role. It is field work across one of the most varied and demanding environments in the country — and for the right person, it is an exceptional opportunity.

WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING

Field Deployments (Primary Function)

• Conduct residential healthy housing assessments — approximately 3-5 homes per day depending on project scope and site conditions
• Set up and operate diagnostic and inspection equipment including: blower door systems, thermal/infrared cameras, moisture meters, combustion analyzers, and environmental sampling tools
• Photograph and document all field conditions, identified hazards, and assessment findings
• Complete ATI field data forms and digital documentation accurately and on schedule
• Communicate with homeowners and residents in a professional, respectful, and culturally sensitive manner
• Conduct basic building envelope assessments: structure, roofing, foundation, insulation, ventilation, heating systems
• Coordinate with local community contacts, tribal liaisons, and housing authority representatives as directed
• Maintain, transport, and field-service all ATI equipment under your care
• Submit daily field logs and progress reports to the project manager
• Adapt to field conditions including extreme weather, remote logistics, and community-specific protocols Remote Support (Between Deployments)
• Data entry and quality review of field assessment records
• Photo organization and labeling for project reports
• Equipment inventory tracking and pre-deployment supply coordination
• Training module completion and ATI certification maintenance Required
• At least 18 years of age
• Valid Alaska driver's license (or ability to obtain one)
• Comfortable working in remote Alaska communities, including fly-in locations, for deployment periods of 1-3 days
• Physically capable of conducting residential inspections including crawlspace, attic access
• Reliable, self-directed, and professional — field deployments require independent judgment
• Basic English reading and writing for field documentation
• Ability to operate a tablet or smartphone for digital data entry Preferred — But Not Required (ATI provides all training)
• Prior experience in construction, building inspection, home performance, HVAC, or trades
• OSHA 10 or 30 certification (General Industry or Construction)
• EPA Lead Renovator (RRP) certification or HUD Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor certification
• BPI Building Analyst or equivalent home performance certification
• Experience working in Alaska Native or rural Alaska communities
• Familiarity with HUD, EPA, ANTHC, or IHS housing programs
• Prior ATI project experience or healthy housing assessment background

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

• Competitive hourly wage — paid for all field hours, remote support hours, travel days, and training
• Per diem (daily meal and incidental allowance) on all applicable field deployment days — per OCONUS-approved federal rate schedule for each project location
• All airfare, charter flights, and lodging covered by ATI for every deployment — zero cost to the operator
• Paid on-the-job training
• Performance pathway to Lead Field Technician and project team lead roles
• Rolling project calendar — maximize your deployment hours across multiple active ATI contracts Note on Employment Structure Field Operator positions are project-based and activated on a rolling basis as ATI receives Notices to Proceed.

Operators are onboarded to ATI's active roster and deployed as matching projects are awarded. This structure allows flexible scheduling while keeping you connected to a steady pipeline of project opportunities.

TRAINING PROVIDED

All training is paid and provided by ATI before your first deployment. No prior certification is required to apply.

Training covers:

• ATI healthy housing assessment protocols and federal program guidelines (EPA, HUD, DOE)
• Resident communication: conducting interviews with respect and cultural sensitivity
• Equipment operation: blower door setup and testing, IR/thermal camera operation, moisture meter, combustion analyzer — hands-on practice required before deployment
• Building envelope inspection: structure, roofing, foundation, insulation, heating, ventilation
• Field safety protocols for remote Alaska environments
• Digital documentation tools and ATI field data systems
• Team communication and daily field reporting procedures
• Emergency protocols for remote and fly-in community deployments

WORK STRUCTURE

Item Details Position Type Project-based / multi-region deployment — ongoing rolling hire Remote Work Yes — data support and remote tasks between deployments Field Deployments Advance scheduling with at least 2 weeks notice per deployment Deployment Length Typically 5-21 days depending on project scope Field Locations Statewide — all Alaska regions Per Diem Paid on all field days Travel Coverage All flights, charters, and lodging fully covered Oversight Project Manager and Lead Technician provide direct support on every deployment Application Deadline Rolling — no fixed deadline; hire is ongoing as projects are awarded.

Pay:

$30.00 - $32.95 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Willingness to travel: 75% (Required)

Work Location:

Hybrid remote in Anchorage, AK 99522