About the employer
HAP Anchorage Transportation Division is part of Holland America Princess Alaska and services the fleet and buses that transport Holland America Princess guests in Anchorage, Alaska. You will work alongside a local team of HAP employees in one of the world's most spectacular settings.
Anchorage is a modern city surrounded by six mountain ranges, with city parks, live music, street art and streams alive with salmon all summer. Chugach State Park borders the city, with hiking trails and views of Turnagain Arm. Upon successful completion of your agreement, you may receive a seasonal bonus, tour discounts and a discounted travel program, plus a referral program of up to $400.
The job as Fleet Detailer
What you'll do
- Performs a variety of entry-level vehicle cleaning and maintenance tasks.
- Routinely cleans and re-fuels fleet vehicles.
- Cleans and details the fleet vehicles for land tours of Holland America Princess guests.
What is required
Pay and hours
Housing
Housing is guaranteed: studio apartments at Inlet Tower, 1020 W 12th Ave, Anchorage, with 3 employees per unit and 2 per room. Linens, towels, WiFi, TV, a fridge/freezer, a 7-in-1 cook system and basic cookware are included, plus onsite laundry, gym equipment and a restaurant. Rail positions are within walking/biking distance; transfers are arranged for Motorcoach positions.
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
Why Anchorage?
Anchorage is the perfect base camp for the adventure of your life. In one summer you can hike Flattop Mountain, cycle the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, kayak among glaciers in Whittier, ride the Alaska Railroad to Denali, go whale watching in Seward, and fish for salmon right inside the city limits. With up to 19 hours of daylight in June, your free time feels twice as long. By September, the tundra turns gold and red – and if you’re lucky, the first northern lights of the season appear.
About Alaska
Alaska is the ultimate Work & Travel adventure - glaciers, Denali, midnight sun and untouched wilderness. Most students work in remote lodges, national-park resorts and on tour boats, earning some of the highest summer wages in the country.
