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The skills each role needs — from the EU's official ESCO classification.
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aquaculture biologist
ESCO occupation · 37 essential, 55 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.
Essential skills
conduct research on flora
conduct fish populations studies
perform laboratory tests
analyse work-related written reports
biology
pollution prevention
conserve natural resources
send biological samples to laboratory
biotechnology in aquaculture
laboratory techniques
fish biology
use specialised equipment
molecular biology
biosecurity
develop aquaculture strategies
follow safety precautions in fishery operations
carry out fish disease prevention measures
collect biological data
inspect fish stock
gather experimental data
botany
implement scientific decision making in healthcare
scientific research methodology
aquatic species
apply scientific methods
ecology
monitor water quality
virology
perform field research
conduct fish mortality studies
conduct research on fauna
microbiology-bacteriology
keep task records
perform scientific research
fish anatomy
control aquatic production environment
applied zoology
Optional & specialised skills
use different communication channels
deliver online training
report analysis results
advise on animal welfare
develop fish health and welfare management plans
identify risks in aquaculture facilities
carry out internet research
report pollution incidents
develop aquaculture breeding strategies
coordinate operational activities
monitor treated fish
prepare visual data
preserve fish samples for diagnosis
pollution legislation
assess fish health condition
ensure animal welfare in slaughtering practices
screen live fish deformities
monitor fish mortality rates
analyse fish samples for diagnosis
write research proposals
maintain relationships with animal welfare establishments
assessment of risks and threats
develop management plans
diagnose aquatic animals disease symptoms
apply risk management processes
fish welfare regulations
control fish diseases
animal welfare legislation
interview parties in relation to animal welfare investigations
communicate specialised veterinary information
handle the disposal of chemicals
create training materials
write routine reports
communicate in English in a competent way
write work-related reports
communicate in an outdoor setting
administer treatments to fish
discuss research proposals
adapt communication style according to recipient
speak different languages
maintain aquaculture treatment records
inspect animal welfare management
prepare fish treatment facilities
prepare fish treatment plan
communicate verbal instructions
communicate by telephone
seek innovation in current practices
provide advice to hatcheries
develop management plans to reduce risks in aquaculture
fish identification and classification
collect fish samples for diagnosis
communicate technicalities with clients
conduct ecological research
assess environmental impact in aquaculture operations
provide on-site training in aquaculture facilities
Other matches: biologist · fisheries adviser · biology technician · aquaculture environmental analyst · oceanographer
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are the canonical requirements for the role from the EU ESCO taxonomy.