AddressThe Company
We are a leading Australian Aquaculture company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX:CSS) with one of the world’s premium seafood products marketed under the Spencer Gulf Kingfish and South Australian Yellowtail brands. Clean Seas is recognised for innovation in Yellowtail Kingfish farming and has become the largest producer of aquaculture Yellowtail Kingfish (YTK, Seriola lalandi) outside of Japan. The company’s footprint includes our Hatchery in Arno Bay, farm sites within the Spencer Gulf, Fish Health and R&D facilities in Port Lincoln and our Head Office and world-class Processing facility in Adelaide. Our growing Sales and Marketing teams are located across Australia, Europe and the USA.
Position Overview
Based in the beautiful township of Port Lincoln, South Australia the Fish Health Technician role reports directly to the Fish Performance Manager. The position is responsible for monitoring the health of Yellowtail Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) stock at or Port Lincoln farming operations, with occasional travel to other sites on the Eyre Peninsula.
Day-to-day duties include planning and executing fish bathing schedules, Fish Health checks, monitoring and improving biosecurity controls and co-ordinating with feed and operations teams. This is a hands-on role, with applicants needing to be physically fit and competent and capable working at sea.
This position is open to applicants who are hardworking, proactive with excellent communication skills and a keen interest in Fish Health. Experience in a similar role within the industry and/or relevant Aquaculture or Science qualifications will be considered an advantage.
WHS is Clean Seas’ highest priority and a commitment to promoting safe work practices and procedures both at sea and on land is essential.
Key Responsibilities
- Fish Husbandry
- Monitor Fish Health
- Gather and present all relevant health information
- Environmental monitoring through water quality assessment
- Planning and implementation of health assessments and bathing operations
- Work closely with operations and feed teams
- Monitor and improve biosecurity controls and procedures
- Work collaboratively with workshop and vessel operational staff
- Commit to work safely on land and at sea
- Ensure compliance with the company’s WHS policies and procedures
- Maintain technical equipment
- Collation, analysis and interpretation of scientific data
- Accurate documentation and reporting
- Excellent communication skills
- Assist with Research and Development projects
Required Skills and Experience
- Relevant industry experience will be considered an advantage
- Appropriate Tertiary degree or Aquaculture qualification desirable
- Coxswain boat operators license desirable
- Strong organisational skills including a demonstrated ability to determine priorities, make independent decisions and meet tight deadlines
- Experience with advanced statistical tools and analysing data
- Experience coordinating and maintaining projects
- Strong communication and relationship building skills
- Able to work in a team-based setting in challenging environmental conditions
- Competent and capable working at sea
- High level written and verbal skills
- Current driver’s license
- First aid certifications desirable
- Full unrestricted work rights in Australia
If you feel you have the necessary skills and experience and are keen to join our dedicated Fish Health Team, we would love to hear from you. Clean Seas offer an attractive salary and the opportunity to learn and grow within a supportive team culture.
Our Commitment
Clean Seas is committed to promoting a work environment where diversity of thought, style, culture and experience is valued. Doing what’s right, working as a collaborative team and challenging boundaries help us remain focused on our goal of being Australia’s leading Aquaculture company.
Prior to employment you will be required to undertake a Pre-Employment Medical assessment that includes drug and alcohol testing and provide a current Police Clearance Certificate.
Application and Contact
To apply for this position, please click the ‘apply now’ button and upload your Cover Letter and Resume in Word format. If you require further information about this opportunity before applying, please contact Julie Smith on mobile +61 436 408 ***. To be eligible to apply, candidates must have full work rights in Australia.
