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Small Boat Operator I
If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact Astor Environmental LLC at 503-812-0679 to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process.
Astor Environmental LLC (Astor) is seeking applicants for multiple Small Boat Operator I position to provide support on contract to the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Pt. Adams Research Station in Hammond, Oregon. Astor provides personnel support services to government and industry clients for marine fisheries and protected species. The Small Boat Operator will primarily operate a 21ft research vessel and assist in gear deployment/retrieval, debris removal, and crew transfers associated with a pair-trawl sampling program. This work is conducted in the Columbia River estuary to evaluate the survival of tagged juvenile salmon and steelhead through the federal hydrosystem. These are full-time short-term positions for the approximate duration of April 1 – June 15. Work will mostly be 40 hours per week, but will exceed 40 hours in May with overtime paid. Schedules are dependent on project needs related to training and numbers of tagged fish passing through the estuary. The workday starts and ends at Kerry West Marina, Westport, OR. Sampling is conducted in the Columbia River from Wauna Mill to Beaver Army Terminal.
Preference will be given to those who apply before February 15, 2024.
DUTIES:
-Operate NOAA small boats (16-26 ft. in length), as required.
-Maintain vessel float plans, operational logs and research operation records.
-Perform crew member responsibilities on board vessel in support of projects.
-Help assure safe vessel operations.
-Monitor the vessel’s status and report any maintenance requirements as appropriate.
-Perform other duties as required, e.g., perform routine maintenance and repairs on vessels and other equipment, occasionally perform the duties of a Deckhand I.
KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE/ABILITIES REQUIRED:
-NOAA small boat safety course or equivalent is required (classes are provided after hire).
-USCG Auxiliary Boating Skills & Seamanship courses or equivalent.
-Minimum of 1 or more years’ experience in the maritime industry operating small boats.
-Ability to work independently with minimum amount of supervision for extended periods.
-Applicant should be in good physical condition and able to work outdoors in all types of weather.
-Must have current First Aid/CPR/ and BPP certifications (classes are provided after hire).
-Preference given to applicants familiar with operating vessels in the lower Columbia River and estuary.
-Must have a valid state driver’s license.
-High school diploma or equivalent.
TO APPLY:
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Boat Operator II
If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact Astor Environmental LLC at 503-812-0679 to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process.
Astor Environmental LLC (Astor) is seeking applicants for multiple Small Boat Operator II positions to provide support on contract to the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Point Adam’s Research Station in Hammond, Oregon. Astor provides personnel support services to government and industry clients for marine fisheries and protected species. The Small Boat Operator II will primarily operate a retired USCG 41 ft UTB converted for research purposes. This position will assist with the deployment/retrieval, towing, and safe operation of a pair-trawl sampling program. This work is conducted in the Columbia River estuary to evaluate the survival of tagged juvenile salmon and steelhead through the federal hydrosystem. These are full-time short-term positions for the approximate duration of April 1 – June 15. Work will mostly be 40 hours per week, but will exceed 40 hours in May with overtime paid. Schedules are dependent on project needs related to training and numbers of tagged fish passing through the estuary. The workday starts and ends at Kerry West Marina, Westport, OR. Sampling is conducted in the Columbia River from Wauna Mill to Beaver Army Terminal.
Preference will be given to those who apply before February 15, 2024.
DUTIES:
-Operate NOAA small boats (40 - 65 ft. in length), as required.
-Maintain vessel float plans, operational logs and research operation records.
-Perform crew member responsibilities on board vessel in support of projects.
-Monitor the vessel's status and report any maintenance requirements as appropriate.
-Other duties as required, e.g., perform routine maintenance and repairs on vessels and other equipment, occasionally perform the duties of a Small Boat Operator I or Deckhand I.
KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE/ABILITIES REQUIRED BY THIS POSITION:
-Applicants must have a valid USCG Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessel (OUPV) or higher license.
-Knowledge of firefighting and prevention and flood control techniques.
-Ability to work independently with minimum amount of supervision for extended periods of time.
-Applicant should be in good physical condition and able to work outdoors in all types of weather.
-Must have a valid state driver's license.
-Must have current First Aid/CPR/ and BPP certifications (classes are provided after hire).
-Minimum of one year experience on commercial or research vessels 40 – 65 ft. or larger.
-High school diploma or equivalent.
-Preference given to applicants familiar with operating vessels in the lower Columbia River and estuary.
TO APPLY:
Visit www.astorenv.com/job-board
Deckhand I
If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact Astor Environmental LLC at 503-812-0679 to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process.
Astor Environmental LLC (Astor) is seeking applicants for multiple Deckhand 1 positions to provide support on contract to the NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Pt. Adams Research Station in Hammond, Oregon. Astor provides personnel support services to government and industry clients for marine fisheries and protected species. The deckhands will assist in operations associated with a pair-trawl sampling program conducted in the Columbia River estuary to evaluate the survival of tagged juvenile salmon and steelhead through the federal hydrosystem. Most of the positions will be full-time, and all will be short-term for the approximate duration of April 1 – June 15. Work will mostly be 40 hours per week, but will exceed 40 hours in May with overtime paid. Schedules are dependent on project needs related to training and numbers of tagged fish passing through the estuary. The workday starts and ends at Kerry West Marina, Westport, OR. Sampling is conducted in the Columbia River from Wauna Mill to Beaver Army Terminal.
Preference will be given to those who apply before February 15, 2024.
DUTIES:
-Deployment and retrieval of specialized sampling gear, removal of debris for the sampling gear, assist in net transfers, inspection and maintenance of lines, and limited net mending.
-Help maintain watch while on duty.
-Help assure safe vessel operation and equipment deployment/retrieval operations.
-Monitor the vessel’s status and report to fleet commander any equipment or vessel maintenance requirements as appropriate.
-Perform requested routine maintenance and repairs on vessels and equipment. After hands-on orientation, responsible for proper fueling of vessels.
KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE/ABILITIES REQUIRED BY THE POSITION:
-Ability to work independently with minimum amount of supervision for extended periods of time.
-Ability to work outdoors in all types of weather. Applicant should be in good physical condition.
-Must have a valid state driver’s license.
-Must have current First Aid/CPR/ and BPP certifications (classes are provided after hire).
-Minimum of 1 year experience aboard fishing or other vessels, which included duties such as net deployment and retrieval, anchoring, net repair, and line handling.
-High school diploma or equivalent.
TO APPLY:
Visit www.astorenv.com/job-board
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