Skills by Occupation

prepare fish treatment facilities health and safety measures in transportation maritime meteorology transfer fish prepare fish harvesting equipment carry out fish transportation collect growth rate information use aquaculture heavy equipment communicate using the global maritime distress and safety system have a high level of safety awareness prepare fishing equipment keep time accurately collect aquatic resources health and safety regulations collect live fish operate small craft assess cage water quality follow procedures in the event of an alarm stock fish into holding units rope manipulation prepare for small craft operation conduct on board safety inspections clean the cage make time-critical decisions conduct water navigation collect fish samples for diagnosis maintain aquaculture cage equipment collect biological data maintain nets health and safety in the workplace assist cage net changing handle fish harvesting waste operate emergency equipment manage cage nets perform lookout duties during maritime operations use water navigation devices prepare fish holding units monitor feeding behaviour swim Global Maritime Distress and Safety System collect dead fish

fish welfare regulations maintain diving equipment fish biology perform diving interventions manage spat collection equipment apply fish treatments fish identification and classification work as a team harvest aquatic resources identify support mechanisms to develop your professional practice monitor treated fish fish anatomy undertake continuous professional development in fishery operations work in a fishery team fish grading check diving equipment perform fish grading operations report to the team leader manage personal professional development identify common aquatic species diseases