Pack your thermals for this job!!!
 

http://www.antarctica.ac.uk/employme....php?JobID=317

Flying a Twotter in Antarctica. Not bad money and civil service pay, pensions and conditions to boot!

What a superb opportunity for someone. :ok:

I think the above would probably narrow the competition down though. Great experience all the same :ok:

You'll find the 'diversity statement' on every public sector job these days.

Will they really find someone with those hours willing to do the job? Ok, if I had the hours I'd jump at it, so I guess I just answered my own question.

<heads off to dig out friends number who works for the BAS, figure they might have need of a safety pilot :E>

"We offer a generous benefits package including a defined benefit pension scheme, free car parking, flexible working hours and 30 days annual leave"

What use is free parking at the South Pole!!? :confused:

Well, the last thing you want is some ba##ard traffic warden coming along and sticking a clamp on your Huskies now isn't it!

I have become friends with somebody who has done this job and he assures me it is bloody hard work. Ever tried refuelling a twotter in the really really really freezing cold by yourself using 50 gallon drums of fuel?