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Dockside Validator

  • Port Hardy, 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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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).
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Original job description

Port Hardy, BC

We are seeking a dependable and detail-oriented individual to support the delivery of our groundfish dockside monitoring programs in Port Hardy, 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 various 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.

You Will Need

  • Valid BC Driver’s License (or equivalent to) and a reliable vehicle to get yourself to work.
  • The job is physically demanding, and candidates should be capable of lifting heavy equipment (<50 pounds) and climb ladders up to 25 feet on fishing vessels.
  • To complete this training, you will become dockside certified through Archipelago and need to be able to complete a criminal record check.

  • This position is well suited to individuals seeking variable or part-time work, including those with other commitments, people returning to the workforce, career-changers, or anyone looking to supplement their income with meaningful, community-based work.

    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 an Employee and Family Assistance Program.

    Archipelago works to provide an inclusive, fair, and equitable working environment for staff of all backgrounds. Regardless of your race, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, nation of origin, disability or age, if you share our values surrounding the careful management of our ocean resources, we welcome your unique contributions and perspectives.

    Email your resume to hr@archipelago.ca or drop your resume off at the office at 7053 Market Street, #5 or phone the office at 250-949-7160. All enquiries welcome.
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    Responsibilities

    Monitor and document commercial fishing vessel offloads, identify landed species, and record weights in electronic systems and on paper. Monitor fishery regulation compliance and assist with biological sampling, piece counting, and halibut tagging.

    Requirements

    Applicants need a valid BC driver's license or equivalent and a reliable vehicle to travel to work. They must be able to lift equipment weighing under 50 pounds, climb ladders up to 25 feet, complete a criminal record check, and obtain dockside certification through provided training.

    Skills

    • Species Identification
    • Data Recording
    • Electronic Data Entry
    • Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
    • Biological Sampling
    • Piece Counting
    • Halibut Tagging
    • Attention To Detail
    • Physical Stamina
    • Lifting Equipment
    • Climbing Ladders
    • Commercial Fisheries Monitoring

    Benefits

    • Health Spending Account
    • Employee And Family Assistance Program

    Visa sponsorship

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    Categories

    • Environmental & Sustainability
    • Science & Research

    Keywords

    • Dockside Monitoring
    • Commercial Fisheries
    • Groundfish
    • Vessel Offloads
    • Species Identification
    • Offloaded Weights
    • Electronic Data Systems
    • Paper Records
    • Fishery Regulations
    • Biological Sampling
    • Piece Counting
    • Halibut Tagging
    • Dockside Certification
    • Archipelago
    • Criminal Record Check
    • BC Driver's License
    • Reliable Vehicle

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