About the employer
HAP Fairbanks Transportation Division is part of Holland America Princess Alaska and is based in Fairbanks, Alaska. The team provides luggage and guest service support for travellers who add a land tour to their Holland America or Princess cruise, so part of your summer is spent on a train, watching Alaska's scenery pass by.
Fairbanks, the "Golden Heart City", is the largest city in Alaska's Interior, offering the amenities of a mid-sized city plus quick access to wilderness, hiking, fishing and boating. There is also a referral program paying up to $400 for every person you refer.
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
- Prioritizes work, meets deadlines, and maintains attention to detail while working in a team or group environment
- Cleans and details the fleet vehicles for land tours of Holland America Princess guests
What is required
Pay and hours
Housing
The employer provides housing at Jillian Square Apartments, 3000 Davis Road, Fairbanks, AK 99709, though you may also find your own place. There is 1 bathroom, a shared kitchen with basic amenities, and basic bath and bed linens. No internet is provided, but laundry is available on site. A lease agreement is required.
Location: Lathrop StreetFairbanks, Alaska
Why Fairbanks, Alaska?
Fairbanks is the Golden Heart of Alaska – a friendly, student-loving city with a huge summer energy. In June you’ll experience the Midnight Sun, with daylight lasting nearly 24 hours, and by late August and September you can catch your first Northern Lights. On your days off, soak in the Chena Hot Springs, paddle the Chena River, visit Denali National Park, pan for gold, or hike through endless boreal forest. Fairbanks has no state sales tax and no state income tax, which means more of your paycheck stays in your pocket.
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.
