Company:
Pacificus Biological Services Ltd.
Details:
Pacificus is a dynamic environmental consulting company that offers professional guidance based on scientific expertise. We have registered professional biologists, biologists, technologists, and commercial divers on our team that conduct assessments, provide recommendations, and assist clients through their development and research projects.
Position: Fisheries Technologist
Position Term: Full-time, Year-Round
Hours: 40 hrs / week
Office Location: Port Hardy
Pacificus is currently hiring a full time Fisheries Technologist in order to meet business growth needs on the North Island and Coastal BC. The candidate will be interested in gaining applied biological consulting experience that is focused on aquatic and marine environmental sustainability. The Fisheries Technologist will have applied biological education and a desire to learn the consulting industry. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of one year relevant experience, but most importantly are competent, detailoriented, physically fit, and willing to learn alongside experienced professionals. The individual will enjoy working in a team environment and thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced company.
Job Duties:
• Collecting field data, compiling field notes and photographs;
• Working on various field projects including, but not limited to: stream classification, habitat assessments, fish sampling, marine assessments, and environmental monitoring;
• General equipment maintenance and field preparation duties (supply tracking, re-stocking, etc.);
• Assisting Senior staff with technical report preparation.
What we can offer you:
• A competitive salary is offered in addition to a comprehensive benefit package,
• Continuous support for your professional development and growth.
Qualifications & Experience:
Qualifications:
• Technical Diploma or University degree in applied biology or related field;
• Previous field experience in coastal B.C.(1+ yrs);
• Strong organizational and communication skills;
• Physically fit and willing to travel to and work in remote areas;
• The ability to collect detailed and thorough field notes and manage field data;
• Must be able to work independently or in a team environment;
• Strong computer skills;
Assets:
• Valid backpack electrofishing certificate;
• Transport Canada’s Small Vessel Operator Proficiency certification (SVOP);
• Previous experience conducting stream classifications and providing environmental monitoring services to industry;