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Do you want to spend the winter season in Arctic Norway, surrounded by reindeer, Northern Lights, spectacular nature and Sami culture? Tromsø Lapland is looking for reliable, service-minded and hardworking Camp Hosts to join our team at Breivikeidet, approximately 45 minutes from Tromsø. This is a practical, physical and outdoor-based role where you will be an important part of the daily operation of our camp. Important information before applying Please read the following carefully before applying: Due to a high number of applications, we cannot guarantee that every applicant will receive a reply. We do not sponsor or cover flights, visas, travel costs or accommodation. You must already have the necessary paperwork and legal right to work in Norway. We do not sponsor work visas for this position. This is a genuine outdoor working position. Winter temperatures can drop below --30°C , and applicants must be prepared to work outdoors in demanding Arctic weather conditions. Tromsø Lapland offers staff accommodation close to camp at a reasonable cost. Accommodation is only available to full-time employees and is subject to availability. Employees may bring their own car. However, pets are not allowed at the camp or in staff accommodation, except by special agreement in advance. Applications that do not include all required documents listed below will not be evaluated. This is a full-time seasonal position , starting in either early or mid-October and running until approximately mid- to late April . About the role As a Camp Host, you will help ensure that the camp is clean, safe, welcoming and ready for guests every day. The work is varied and practical, and you will rotate between different tasks while learning the daily routines of camp operations. We operate three or more guest departures per day during the season and regularly host large groups of guests. This means the camp can be busy, fast-paced and demanding, particularly around arrivals, activity periods and departures. You will work closely with guests, guides, reindeer and the rest of the camp team. Some shifts may involve early mornings, evenings, weekends and work in challenging weather conditions. Responsibilities Welcoming guests and assisting with outdoor activities Supporting guides and helping ensure smooth daily camp operations Preparing and serving simple food, as well as hot and cold drinks, to guests Assisting with reindeer feeding, welfare and daily routines Preparing food and supplies for the reindeer Maintaining fires, wood stoves, campfires and firewood supplies Cleaning and maintaining camp areas, sanitary facilities, equipment and guest spaces Helping keep the camp safe, tidy and presentable throughout the day Carrying out other practical tasks as needed during the season Internal opportunities We have several functions at our camp with different areas of responsibility. If one of these connect more with you than others, make it known in your application. All of our staff get training in different fields throughout the season, and are expected to be able to step in doing different things throughout the season, as most work responsibilities for daily operations are shared. To make it very clear, these are not individual positions that you can apply for, but extra responsibilities that are given out to people that have certain certifications/relevant training for it. We seek to train people for different roles during the season too. As of now we have certain specializations ongoing for the following functions: Snow removal and maintenance. Driver's license class T (Tractor) is required for operating our tractor, snowblower and snowcat. We also use snowmobiles and ATVs for our maintenance work around the camp. Experience with carpentry, electrical work, plumbing or welding is considered a plus. Indoor work related to food service and