Seafood Processor

Description

Coastal Alaska Premier Seafoods, a subsidiary of Coastal Villages Region Fund, is currently seeking applications for a Seafood Processor to work aboard the F/T Northern Hawk. The primary job responsibilities of the Seafood Processor include, but are not limited to, working on-board our fishing vessel operating off the western coasts of Washington and Alaska. The Processor is responsible for converting raw fish products into a processed, high-quality product ready for sale.

The Processor may sort fish by species, tend and operate machines, hand fillet whole fish and inspect the product to meet CAPS standards of quality. Also, they may be responsible for packaging, weighing, labeling, placing the product into freezers, loading and unloading supplies on the vessel, cleaning factory equipment and performing other duties as assigned. Previous Processing experience aboard a Factory Trawler strongly preferred.

• Clean, scrap, trim and fillet product.
• Segregate product on conveyor belt or table according to grade, color, and size, and place product in containers or on designated conveyors.
• Discard cull (inferior or defective) items and foreign matter.
• Pack product in boxes, totes or crates for storage or shipment.
• Operate machine(s) to move live or packed seafood from place to place.
• Review workspace for cleanliness and safety.
• Participates in drills, required safety training, and any other company required courses.
• Attend company sponsored training and meetings as directed.
• Strictly uphold all company policies and support company philosophy.
• Other duties as assigned.

This position reports directly to the Factory Foreman - Non-Annual Crew Contract

Status
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Non Exempt – Seasonal

• 401k and Preventative Health Benefits upon eligibility.
• Coastal Villages Region Fund has a zero tolerance Drug and Alcohol Policy.

- This is a safety sensitive position, and impairment by any amount of drugs or alcohol may result in undue harm to self or others.

Selected applicants will be required to successfully pass a post-offer background, drug test and reference check. Applicants must be willing and able to be away from home for extended periods of time, and must be willing to live and work in a cramped environment, and work as a team member at all times. In addition, good communication skills, self motivation, and a positive attitude are important to ensure a high quality product and the safety of all crew members.

Upon receiving a conditional offer, selected crew members may be required to have physical examinations. The results of those tests may require a licensed healthcare provider and selected crew member to determine whether reasonable accommodations can be structured to allow for safe performance of the job described above while in a remote and hazardous location.

• Previous Processing experience aboard a Factory Trawler strongly preferred.
• Crew members must be able to perform intermediate math; add, subtract, multiply, divide, handle fractions and decimals; all on numbers between 1-100. Crew member must also be able to understand, read, speak and write in English.
• Crew member must possess the ability to apply these basic functions to American currency, weight, distance and volumes.
• Crew member needs the ability to perform these basic functions in stressful, noisy environments and in adverse weather conditions.

• Crew member must be capable of working consecutive, long and variable work shifts for extended periods of time including loading and unloading. Shifts typically range from 12 to 16 hours per day with periodic breaks depending on work demands, production requirements, availability of fish, and travel schedules.
• Ability to work at sea for…