A Fisheries Technician-1/video data reader is needed to analyze fish passage data, for the ARIS sonar monitoring project to enumerate adult passage of Chinook salmon and steelhead on the Middle Fork of the Eel River. This position is part time and will require the ability to work 5 days a week for 4- 5 hours/ day. This is a multi-faceted position and time will be divided. Ability to work for 2 hours/ day in Dos Rios, performing sonar maintenance AND an additional 2-3 hours/ day in an office environment, reading and analyzing video of fish passage. This position will be trained on sonar capabilities and function and fish identification to species level, data entry, and quality control of data. The incumbent will analyze video data from an ARIS sonar unit. This position will also have an opportunity to go out and help on other projects. The anticipated start date for this position will be 10.15.2023 and will continue through April. Work will be completed at the Tribal headquarters in Covelo, CA. AND at the work site in Dos Rios, CA. Tribal members are encouraged to apply and again, the incumbent will be trained on all functions.
At the lower end of the range, employees use knowledge of basic arithmetic, reading, writing, and data collection to perform routine or repetitive tasks.
At the upper end of the position range, employees use knowledge of the basic principles and protocols of fish biology to make readings, measurements, and observations; execute tests; collect samples, etc. If complex equipment systems are operated, the employee has the knowledge to perform calibrations or adjustments to achieve desired results.
Demands are moderate. Traveling from Covelo to the worksite in Dos Rios, CA, with light hiking around river bar will be required daily. Data will be reviewed in office setting.
Majority of the work is performed in an office setting with adequate lighting, heating and ventilation. A significant portion of work is performed in the field where employee will be in the river, at moderate flows, in rough weather. Walking, and carrying sensitive equipment over rocks and into water. Field work involves exposure to all types of weather, slippery rocks, trails, irregular terrain, insects, poison oak, rough or fast-moving water, or cold-water temperatures. Work at high elevations or aboard boats may be required.
Preference in filling vacancies is given to qualified Indian candidates in accordance with the Indian PreferenceAct (title 25, US Code, Section 472 and 473). In other than the above, the Round Valley Indian Tribes is an equal opportunity employer.
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