Find & Apply For Fishers / Fishing Workers Jobs in Benson, Vermont

Overview Join our dynamic team as a Farm Technician and become a vital contributor to sustainable agricultural and aquaculture operations. In this role, you'll engage in hands-on fieldwork, animal care, environmental monitoring, and equipment maintenance to support healthy ecosystems and productive farms. Your enthusiasm for outdoor work, biological sampling, and animal husbandry will drive our mission to promote responsible farming practices and environmental stewardship. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to develop practical skills in agriculture, aquaculture, and wildlife management while making a meaningful impact. Responsibilities Perform routine animal husbandry tasks, including feeding, handling, and health monitoring of livestock and aquatic species such as fish and other wildlife. Conduct biological sampling and data collection in the field to monitor environmental conditions, water quality, and species populations. Maintain and calibrate farming and aquaculture equipment, including pumps, plumbing systems, boats, and mechanical tools to ensure optimal operation. Assist with fish hatchery activities such as fish handling, dissection for research purposes, and hatchery maintenance to support healthy fish populations. Implement safety protocols during all outdoor activities, including heavy lifting, boat handling, equipment operation, and fieldwork to ensure a safe working environment. Identify wildlife species and invasive plants in the field to support conservation efforts and habitat management plans. Support compliance with environmental laws by documenting data accurately and adhering to regulatory standards related to farming and aquaculture practices. Experience Prior experience in farming or agricultural settings with outdoor work exposure is highly desirable. Knowledge of aquaculture practices, fish care techniques, or fish hatchery operations is a strong plus. Familiarity with GIS (Geographic Information Systems) for mapping or data analysis enhances your ability to contribute effectively. Hands-on experience with equipment maintenance—including plumbing repairs—and mechanical knowledge is beneficial. Ability to perform biological sampling procedures such as dissection or specimen collection with attention to detail. Strong animal handling skills across various species combined with a basic understanding of wildlife identification. Comfort working in diverse outdoor environments under varying weather conditions while maintaining safety protocol adherence. Embark on a rewarding career where your passion for the environment meets practical skill-building! This paid Farm Technician role offers comprehensive training opportunities while supporting vital conservation and agricultural initiatives—help us cultivate healthier ecosystems today!

Pay:

$20.00 - $25.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Work Location:

In person