Dockside Validator
- Prince Rupert, BC, Canada
Starting wage is $21.23 per hour, plus an additional 8.2% paid out on each pay cheque in lieu of paid holidays and statutory pay ($23.01 per hour equivalent). · Part-time
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- Pay
- Starting wage is $21.23 per hour, plus an additional 8.2% paid out on each pay cheque in lieu of paid holidays and statutory pay ($23.01 per hour equivalent).
- Job type
- Part-time
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- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
We are seeking a dependable and detail-oriented individual to support the delivery of our groundfish dockside monitoring programs in Prince Rupert, BC. No fisheries experience required.
This role involves assisting with land-based monitoring activities associated with commercial fisheries. Hours of work may vary and can include early mornings, evenings, and weekends, depending on vessel schedules.
All required training and certifications will be provided and fully paid.
You Will Be Trained To
- Monitor and document the offload activities of groundfish commercial fishing vessels.
- Identify all species landed.
- Accurately record offloaded weights into electronic data systems and on paper.
- Monitor compliance of fishery regulations.
- Perform biological sampling of selected species.
- Assist at offloads with piece counting and halibut tagging.
Starting wage is $21.23 per hour, plus an additional 8.2% paid out on each pay cheque in lieu of paid holidays and statutory pay ($23.01 per hour equivalent). Minimum 4-hour callout on all days worked. Benefits after the probationary period include a Health Spending Account and Employee and Family Assistance Program
To Apply: Email your resume to hr@archipelago.ca or drop your resume off at the office at 225 3rd Street or phone the office at 250-627-1167. All enquiries welcome.
Application Deadline: Open until suitable candidates are found
More about this job
Responsibilities
Monitor and document commercial groundfish vessel offloads, identify landed species, and accurately record weights in electronic systems and on paper. Monitor fishery regulation compliance, conduct biological sampling, and assist with piece counting and halibut tagging.
Requirements
No fisheries experience is required, and the employer provides and pays for all required training and certifications. The role calls for a dependable, detail-oriented person who can work variable hours, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends.
Skills
- Offload Monitoring
- Species Identification
- Weight Recording
- Electronic Data Entry
- Paper Recordkeeping
- Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
- Biological Sampling
- Piece Counting
- Halibut Tagging
- Attention To Detail
Benefits
- Health Spending Account
- Employee And Family Assistance Program
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Science & Research
Keywords
- Groundfish
- Commercial Fisheries
- Dockside Monitoring
- Vessel Offloads
- Species Identification
- Offloaded Weights
- Electronic Data Systems
- Paper Records
- Fishery Regulations
- Biological Sampling
- Piece Counting
- Halibut Tagging
- Training
- Certifications