Fish Screening Technician (Fish and Wildlife Technician) Underfill Option

About the role

As a Fish Screening Technician (Fish and Wildlife Technician) based in Central Point, Oregon, you will work 4 - 10 hour shifts implementing the construction, installation, operation and maintenance of fish screens and fish passage devices in Southern Oregon.

Responsibilities

• Operate heavy equipment such as dump truck, boom truck, forklift and backhoe
• Implement construction, installation, operation and maintenance of fish screens and fish passage devices
• Form, pour and finish concrete
• Write progress or technical reports
• Use hand and power tools
• Use a Metallic Inert Gas (MIG), Plasma cutter, arc welder and cutting torches
• Operate solar/electrical systems

Requirements

• Eighteen months of fisheries experience, care of livestock, agricultural research and experimentation, monitoring game or wildlife, or farming
• An Associate’s degree in Fisheries Technology, Aquaculture, Aquarium Science, Wildlife Technology, or Agriculture; Equivalency
• Previous related experience is desirable

Qualifications

• Minimum qualifications are not established for this classification (there are no minimum qualifications)

Skills

Not specified

Benefits

Not specified

Pay

$3,798 - $5,193

Schedule

4 - 10 hour shifts