Handyman

About the Role

As Handyman at Nomad Greenland, you are the person who keeps the camp running. In a remote Arctic environment, technical reliability is not optional — it is essential to guest safety and the overall camp experience. You will be responsible for all technical and physical maintenance of the camp infrastructure, from diesel generators and electrical systems to ATVs, tour equipment, and waste management. You are also a key part of the logistics team, ensuring guests arrive and depart smoothly and that every tour departs fully prepared.

 Technical Maintenance and Operations

•Perform daily checks and maintenance of the camp’s diesel generators (25 kWh and 50 kWh), ensuring reliable power supply at all times.

•Perform occasional checks on the small 6 kWh backup generator to ensure it remains operational.

•Perform regular maintenance on the camp’s ATV.

•Identify and resolve issues with the camp’s electrical network; coordinate with qualified personnel for issues beyond your capabilities.

•Address plumbing, electrical, and mechanical faults promptly, or coordinate external repair as needed.

 Fuel and Supplies Management

Kiattua: Ensure there are always at least 1,000 litres of fuel for the generator, 100 litres of petroleum for ovens, and 3 gas bottles for the kitchen and water heater in stock.

Saqaâq: Ensure there are always sufficient litres of generator fuel, 3 gas bottles in camp and 10 at Pilersuisoq, and that empty gas bottles are returned to Pilersuisoq.

 Tour and Guest Logistics

•Prepare kayak, SUP, and other tour equipment before each trip and assist the Skipper with pre-departure checks.

•Rinse drysuits and all tour equipment with fresh water after every use.

•Prepare fishing rods before trips when needed; ensure all tour-related items are returned and stored correctly after each trip.

•Assist guests with their luggage on arrival and departure, using the ATV where appropriate.

•Transport supplies from the boat to the kitchen and cleaning area on boat arrival.

 Camp Environment

•Start the outdoor fire pit when guests return from tours or as otherwise needed.

•Light and refill petroleum lanterns along the path when it is dark.

•Maintain the hot tub and ensure it is in good condition at all times.

•Ensure all outdoor areas of the camp are clean, tidy, and well-presented.

 Waste and Site-Specific Tasks

Kiattua:

•Carry organic waste to the disposal site.

•Carry waste, empty gas bottles, and laundry to the boat when it travels to Nuuk or Kapisillit.

•Ensure containers (except the food container) are organised.

Saqaâq:

•Carry organic waste to the disposal site.

•Burn all paper and cardboard at low tide when there are no guests.

•Transport laundry to Saqqaq and coordinate waste transport to Saqqaq.

•Ensure empty gas bottles are returned to Pilersuisoq.

 Candidate Requirements

•Strong technical skills and experience maintaining diesel generators and other camp equipment.

•Proficiency in ATV driving and maintenance.

•Good organisational and time management skills.

•Basic knowledge of plumbing, electrical, and mechanical systems.

•Ability to work well under pressure and adapt to changing circumstances.

•Good communication skills and ability to work well as part of a team.

•Experience in remote and outdoor settings.

•Physically fit and able to handle heavy lifting.

•Ability to follow and adhere to safety protocols and procedures.

•Valid driver’s licence and experience driving in off-road conditions.

•A valid first aid certification is preferred.

•Experience in hospitality or tourism management is an advantage.

•Knowledge of Greenlandic culture and customs is an advantage.

•Willingness to work long hours and in challenging weather conditions.