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BasicPatrick · 02-12-2015, 11:54 PM

Work on the Waterfront: Recreational Fishery Surveyors Needed
Massachusetts Marine Fisheries is gearing up for the 2015 recreational fishery survey field season, and has several vacancies for field interviewers in various parts of the state including the North Shore, South Shore and Cape Cod.

Massachusetts Marine Fisheries (through AIS) is looking for people to collect biological, demographic, and economic fisheries data at coastal locations throughout MA, or aboard "for hire" party boats at sea.

Duties include:
Recording and coding data on standardized forms.
Adhering to strict sampling schedule, specific sampling times and locations, according to scientific protocol.
Submitting weekly electronic summary reports of activity.
Operating and maintaining field equipment and sampling gear.
Title: Seasonal Fisheries Technician
Part-time (20-40 hrs. week)
Shift: Variable Day and Night
Pay: $12-$14 per hour
Deadline: March 5, 2015 or until filled

For more information and to apply, visit the AIS application page for this job.

Questions? Contact Jay Litchfield at A.I.S. Inc., 508-990-9054 or Dave Martins at Massachusetts Marine Fisheries (dave.martins@state.ma.us).

02-12-2015, 11:54 PM	#1
BasicPatrick M.S.B.A. iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: I live in the Villiage of Hyannis in the Town of Barnstable in the Commonwealth of MA Posts: 2,795	Who needs a fishing related Summer Job Work on the Waterfront: Recreational Fishery Surveyors Needed Massachusetts Marine Fisheries is gearing up for the 2015 recreational fishery survey field season, and has several vacancies for field interviewers in various parts of the state including the North Shore, South Shore and Cape Cod. Massachusetts Marine Fisheries (through AIS) is looking for people to collect biological, demographic, and economic fisheries data at coastal locations throughout MA, or aboard "for hire" party boats at sea. Duties include: Recording and coding data on standardized forms. Adhering to strict sampling schedule, specific sampling times and locations, according to scientific protocol. Submitting weekly electronic summary reports of activity. Operating and maintaining field equipment and sampling gear. Title: Seasonal Fisheries Technician Part-time (20-40 hrs. week) Shift: Variable Day and Night Pay: $12-$14 per hour Deadline: March 5, 2015 or until filled For more information and to apply, visit the AIS application page for this job. Questions? Contact Jay Litchfield at A.I.S. Inc., 508-990-9054 or Dave Martins at Massachusetts Marine Fisheries (dave.martins@state.ma.us).
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