In-Training Fish Hatchery Specialist 2 – Naselle

Austin Community College; Washington; On-site; USD 39,963 - 58,824; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing provided

Standby duty compensation

Job summary

A state wildlife department is seeking a Fish Hatchery Specialist to manage fish culture, monitor health, and maintain facilities at the Naselle Hatchery in Washington. This position requires an associate's degree or equivalent experience, and it offers on-the-job training. Successful candidates will work outdoors, handle various tools, and contribute to conservation efforts. Housing is provided, and there is a need for some standby duties.

Qualifications

• Valid driver's license required.
• Experience in hatchery duties is valuable.
• Forklift certification must be obtained within one year.

Responsibilities

• Calculate and feed fish based on populations and weights.
• Conduct water quality analysis for hatchery permits.
• Maintain hatchery equipment and facilities.

Skills

Fish culture understanding

Data entry skills

Ability to work outdoors

Team collaboration

Education

Associate’s degree in fisheries technology or biology

Three years of education towards a Bachelor's degree in fisheries

Completion of a fish culture program

Tools

Computers and software

Forklifts

Tractors

Job description

A state wildlife department is seeking a Fish Hatchery Specialist to manage fish culture, monitor health, and maintain facilities at the Naselle Hatchery in Washington. This position requires an associate's degree or equivalent experience, and it offers on-the-job training. Successful candidates will work outdoors, handle various tools, and contribute to conservation efforts. Housing is provided, and there is a need for some standby duties.