Opportunity

Ocean Career: Fisheries and Oceans Canada Fish Culture Technician

The Salmon Enhancement Program operates 23 salmon hatcheries and spawning channels that are an integral component in Canada’s effort to support sustainable fisheries. The Salmon Enhancement Program is conducting a hiring process seeking candidates for Fish Culture Technician (GL-MAN-03) positions. Staff members at these facilities are involved in many aspects of hatchery operations and fish production. If you are an energetic and adventurous individual, who doesn’t mind getting wet, enjoys working as part of a team in an outdoor environment, join our family of dedicated employees.

Education

  • Graduation/enrolled with a diploma/certificate/degree in a related field from a recognized post-secondary institution.

Degree equivalency

Possession of the following occupational certifications may be required for certain positions.

Occupational certification:

  • Completion of Swift Water Rescue Training
  • Pleasure Craft Operators Certificate- Jet Boat Operation Training
  • Radio Operators License
  • Possession and Acquisition License (PAL)
  • St. John’s Ambulance Standard First Aid CPR C with AED
  • Bear Awareness Training
  • Trade ticket (e.g. welding, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, etc.)
  • WHMIS training
  • Transportation of dangerous goods certificate
  • Class 3 or 4 Driver’s license
  • Air Brake Certification
  • Forklift Operator Certification
  • ATV Operators Certification
  • Rigging and slinging certification
  • Power saw limbing and bucking training

Experience

  • Experience operating and maintaining equipment associated with a fish culture facility.
  • Experience in the collection of biological data.
  • Experience in all aspects of Pacific salmon culture.
  • Experience working at spawning channels.
  • Experience in river swims for stock and habitat assessment purposes.
  • Experience working cooperatively with First Nations, volunteers, and other stakeholders.
  • Experience with stock assessment and habitat restoration projects.

Application deadline: June 20, 2025

Learn more about this opportunity and how to apply.

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