Fisheries Technician –Snorkel Crew Leader and Rotary Screw Trap Tender McCall (8 Months; Benefitted)

As the snorkel crew leader, the schedule will consist of eight 10-hour working days followed by six off days. In June and July, the incumbent and crew will attend snorkel training and conduct angler surveys on two Chinook harvest fisheries. In July and August, the crew will complete three 8-day long hitches conducting fish and habitat surveys. Once the snorkel season has been completed (August 17th), the incumbent will input and manage all data collected during the season in an IDFG database. When in the field, the incumbent and crew will camp in remote locations. Most specialized equipment and camping gear can be provided by the Department when on duty, but personal sleeping bag and pad is recommended. Meals and camping equipment are provided when working in remote locations and staying overnight in the field.
As a rotary screw trap tender, the schedule will typically be 5 days on and 2 days off but can vary in the spring and fall. Per diem and temporary housing will be provided while the incumbent independently maintains a rotary screw trap on the South Fork Salmon River. Weekend and holiday work may be necessary.