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Lead fish hatchery design quality control efforts which will include coordination with HDR’s quality management program, development of fisheries design standards, implementation of BIM. Keywords: Fisheries, Engineering, Design, Facilities, Program Manager, Project Manager.
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We are a founder and current member of the Global Aquaculture Alliance and a current member of National Fisheries Institute. Our team is proud to be known for not serving any endangered species on the menu and for buying only from fisheries that are sustainably managed through BAP (Best Aquaculture Practices) standards.
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With experts in the United States, Canada, Australia, and France, our staff bring best practices from the water resources, energy, dams, infrastructure, fisheries, aquaculture, and restricted access markets.
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The Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences has strong biological, physical, chemical, geological, fisheries, and wetland biogeochemistry programs in continental shelf, coastal, estuarine, and wetland environments.
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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is responsible for managing and protecting the state’s renewable natural resources, including all wildlife and aquatic life. The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is a State As a Model Employer (SAME) agency that supports the recruitment, hiring and retention of individuals with disabilities.
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Key attributes would include an understanding in dewatering, excavation, large diameter pipe installation, and complex concrete structures (either new build or restoration/renovation of existing structures.
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Department of Wildlife & Fisheries. A certified public accountant (CPA) certificate will substitute for the baccalaureate degree with twenty-four semester hours in accounting plus one year of experience.
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Experience in commercial marine operations such as merchant marine, fisheries, etc. USCG license or document as Able-bodied Seaman. This includes machine shop practices, seaman skills, small boat seamanship, ship safety, and all facets of building, deploying and recovering oceanographic systems, and conducting operations in the sea-ice.
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Prefer that applicants have experience on heavy civil projects including work around dams, hydro facilities, water/wastewater facilities, and fish hatcheries. We are currently seeking a highly qualified construction superintendent with a minimum of 10 years of experience in the field for heavy civil, structural concrete, and grading projects.
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