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Environment Assessment Services, LLC
Fisheries Separator Technician - Lower Granite Dam
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A Tile or Granite Worker applies granite tiles to lay floors or build walls or walkways, and builds granite countertops. Works with tiles made from marble or wood; works with tiles to create color patterns or decorative designs for residences or other buildings.
$58,094 / year median in Washington
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Be appreciated for a job well done. That is exactly what it is like working for the Natives of Kodiak family of companies. Environmental Assessment Services, LLC (EAS) is a nationally known, scientific environmental characterization company based in Eastern Washington since 2005. Build your career with us! EAS has opportunities for two experienced and enthusiastic full-time Fisheries Technicians at Lower Granite Dam with hours ranging from 36-48 hours per week. The facility operates 24 hours/day, 7 days/week; employees must be able to work all shifts as they fall including weekends, holidays, day and night shifts. This position would start mid-March and last through November 12. Housing may be provided for this position and is located about 30 minutes from Little Goose Dam. Why Work Here?: Our full-time employees are eligible for an outstanding benefits package that consists of medical, dental, vision, life / disability insurance, and 401k with match. Competitive hourly wage ($22.34 to $29.67) Health & Welfare Funds ($5.09) Essential Functions (reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions): Assist with sampling fish at USACE hydroelectric projects, including juvenile salmonid and non-salmonid species identification, look for fin clips, weigh, measure, identify injuries and diseases on the fish. Accurately record information in spreadsheets and collate and summarize information to write weekly and annual reports on fish information. Conduct and document juvenile and adult fishway inspections of the dam and fish facility to ensure operations follow criteria as set forth in the USACE Fish Passage Plan. Piscivorous avian predator identification. Assist with production of annual report which is distributed to state and federal agencies. Assist with recovery of fish from areas of the dam being dewatered for maintenance. Assist fish facility maintenance staff with routine maintenance tasks.