Sr. Production Technician - Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute

Job Reference: 07 ORA 11

Job Location: Ft. Pierce, FL

Job Description:
Under general supervision, assists in the construction and maintenance of systems, tanks and equipment used in hatchery operations. Assists in the daily operation of the fish or coral hatchery facilities including tank and filter maintenance; food preparation; fish handling and culling in two or more areas. Assists in the construction and maintenance of systems, tanks and equipment used in hatchery operations. Maintains facility sanitation, including filter upkeep, tank cleaning, siphoning and water systems management.

Assists in feeding, culling and grading of fish. Assists in the harvesting of fish to move to grow-out or pack-out areas. Assists in the husbandry and daily care of live feeds (microalgae and rotifers).

Assists in maintaining accurate record keeping (inventory, feeding, disease, etc). Assists in maintaining accurate inventory numbers. Maintains recirculating systems and complete all daily and weekly husbandry tasks. Monitors and records data on water quality, coral production and broodstock care. Prepares and packs all invertebrates for shipping. Aids in maintaining a clean and safe workplace in compliance with Harbor Branch/ORA safety program. Performs other duties as assigned.

Job involves frequent walking on unleveled surfaces, bending, stooping, ducking, pushing, pulling, and lifting up to 50 lbs. Very infrequent sitting. Work is performed in an external environment 99% of the time. This may include unairconditioned greenhouse type structures. The worker is in adverse environmental conditions up to 99% of the time including heat, rain, and cold, in water or in tanks . Worker may be required to wear PPE as part of job duties.

Minimum Requirements:
1. High School diploma or equivalent and two years applicable experience. Applicable college or vocational education may substitute at an equivalent rate for required experience.
2. PVC plumbing skills and a basic understanding of recirculating technology preferred.
3. Experience or education related to working in marine environment with pumps, plumbing, tanks, and water systems preferred.
4. Experience in fish aquaculture and "hands on" hatchery techniques a plus.
5. Must be able to work flexible hours, including weekends.
6. Must be able to communicate effectively with all levels of management and staff.
7. May be required to have a valid Florida Drivers license with acceptable driving record.

To apply:
Download a copy of the HBOI Job Application at http://www.hboi.edu/downloads/pdf/employ_app_hboi.pdf

 



 


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