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Anchorage Downtown Partnership
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What they do
A Railroad Conductor organizes and oversees operations on passenger and cargo trains. Monitors the train schedule, keeps records, collects tickets, manages transport of passengers and cargo, and works with train operators and engineers.
$61,684 / year median in Alaska
+14% projected growth
Job Description
We are a local nonprofit dedicated to making downtown Anchorage clean, safe, and vibrant for everyone. As a second chance employer, we provide opportunities for individuals who are rebuilding their lives, helping them reintegrate into the workforce with dignity. P osition
Type:
Full-time, temporary position with a 60-day probationary period to ensure all necessary training and certifications are successfully completed.Ambassador Responsibilities:
Summer Perform daily trash pickup and litter removal from sidewalk and public areas Respond to service requests such as pressure washing, trash removal, or graffiti removal Report safety or maintenance issues (broken signage, encampments, suspicious behavior) to supervisors or authorities Provide event support during summer activities, including setup, breakdown, and onsite assistance, as needed Winter Perform snow and ice removal from sidewalks and public areas to ensure safe pedestrian access Respond to service requests such as clearing snow piles, salting/ice melt application, and litter removal Provide event support during winter activities, including setup, breakdown, and onsite assistance, as needed Receive training on and operate ATVs, Bobcat, and plow equipment for snow and ice managementJob Requirements:
Must be at least 18 years old Valid driver's license or able to obtain in 30 days Ability to walk or stand for extended periods and work outdoors in all weather conditions (summer heat, winter snow/ice) Comfortable engaging with a diverse public in a friendly and professional manner Strong communication and teamwork skills Willingness to undergo training, including safety protocols, customer service, and operation of equipment such as ATVs, Bobcat, and plowBenefits:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance- comprehensive coverage to support your health and well-being
SIMPLE IRA
plan with employer contribution- helping you plan and save for the future PTO with a clear accrual schedule
- earn paid time off as you work, with transparency in how it builds Office closed on major holidays
- enjoy time off to rest and spend with family and friends Professional development opportunities
- access to certifications and equipment training to grow your skills Uniforms and gear provided
- safety vests, jackets, and weather gear supplied to keep you comfortable year-round Second-chance applicants are encouraged to apply.