Job Description

The Tibbitt to Contwoyto Winter Road (TCWR), is an annual ice road that has been built for decades to service mines and exploration activities in the Northwest Territories; today, primarily to provide re-supply to the Diavik, Ekati and Gahcho K\'ue Diamond Mine Sites. The TCWR beings a Tibbitt Lake (end of Highway 4, known as the Ingraham Trail) and runs north for approximately 400 kms (approx. 85% over ice and 15% over land portages between lakes). Three maintenance camps run along the road and house winter road personnel. Construction of the road commences usually in mid-December with the road opening approximately late-January/early-February. Winter road construction crews monitor and maintain the road to ensure that it meets safety requirements for freight loads.

Safety/Security (source https://jvtcwinterroad.ca/about/#facts)

• Safety is the highest value in managing the Winter Road.
• Prior to driving the Winter Road, all drivers and Winter Road personnel are required to complete and pass a Winter Road orientation.
• Speed limits on the Winter Road can vary from 10 km/hour to 60 km/hour depending on load and location. Drivers are dispatched north and south in convoys of 4 trucks every 20 minutes. Speed limits are closely monitored as they not only impact driver safety but also ice integrity.
• A security team of 19 people patrol the Ingraham Trail and the Winter Road 24 hours a day while the road is operating.
• The security team works with the drivers to ensure they comply with the Winter Road rules. The rules are designed with safety in mind and for all road users.
• A 5-person Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) team work closely with Security, Winter Road Contractors, and carrier companies and their drivers. The HSE team aid in identifying hazards and develop ways to mitigate any risks that may occur.

We currently have vacancies for Security Officers to patrol/monitor/enforce road rules. Travel and accommodations are provided and Security Officers will work a 14 days on/2 days off rotation for the duration of the TCWR construction and operational season. During the 2 days off, Security Officers will be provided accommodation in hotels in Yellowknife, NT.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Comply with all Health Safety & Environment program policies and procedures.
• Provide a professional service to Joint Venture (JV) and partners.
• Provide for the protection of people, environment and assets on the TCWR.
• Operate a pick up truck on ice roads and portages as designated.
• Conduct mobile patrols of assigned areas on the TCWR.
• Monitor commercial haul truck traffic.
• Operate mobile and stationary radar for commecial vehicle travel.
• Have a complete understanding of the JV Emergency Response Manual.
• Have a complete understanding of the provisions of the JV Rules of the Road.
• Respond to security, safety and emergency situations.
• Enforce the Regulations and Rules of the Road as set by the Joint Venture.
• Foster a support and assistance approach among the commercial drivers.
• Provide mentorship when necessary to drivers on Rules of the Road.
• Be objective and impartial in the enforcement of the Rules of the Road.
• Investigate accidents and incidents on the winter road.
• Keep a daily record of events and submit computer based incident reports.
• Develop and foster positive relationships with all users of the winter road.

Skills & Qualifications

• Maintain high moral standards and integrity.
• The ability to identify and reduce risk.
• Be a reliable and dependable team player.
• Have strong interpersonal & conflict management skills.
• Have keen observation skills.
• Display a professional appearance and attitude.
• Above average judgement & sound decision making skills.
• Ability to anticipate, identify and solve problems.
• Ability to multi task in a variety of situations.
• Ability to use VHF & satellite radios in a clear and concise manner.
• Have the ability to work with minimal supervision.
• Work long shifts alone,(12 hrs) under harsh weather conditions, -45c.
• Knowledge of investigational steps, statement taking, report writing.
• Ability to take scene photography.
• Knowledge of response to emergency situations.
• Provide medical approval to work in an Arctic environment.
• Class 5 Driver\'s License required.

Typically, the above would be attained by:

Having previous highway traffic law enforcement experience, experience working in small isolated communities (i.e. northern communities/small RCMP detachments), and experience as a first responder with a law enforcement/RCMP background strong assets for this role.

Completion of a Criminal Record Check/screening and completion of the TCWR online orientation is mandatory for this role.

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