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Tasmanian Oyster Co (TOC for short) is committed to being the leader in sustainable oyster production, striving for best practice and continuous improvement in the management of the environment in which we operate. Occasionally, we have Farmhand work opportunities for seasonal workers at our Tasmanian Farms during our busier harvest Seasons (November to April)Our Farm Locations are Smithton, Little Swanport, Boomer Bay and Cambridge (Pittwater).Please note: This is not a current vacant position. It is an Expression of Interest application only. As opportunities arise, our recruitment team will notify Seasonal work applicants who have Expressed interest, and completed the Screening Responses.The Role: Shifts are Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend shifts when required. Working hours can change to meet tide, and weather changes. Whilst we welcome experience, you don’t need any, but you do need to be willing to get in and have a go; and be prepared for hands-on outdoor work in all weather conditions. You do need to love the water! Our days are spent out on boats looking after our oysters. That means we get warm, sunny days and we get wild, wet and cold days.We’re deeply committed to the wellbeing of our employees, and we offer many resources to help you be successful at work and at home. We encourage applications from people from a diverse range of backgrounds. You must have full time work rights in Australia and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening.To find out a little more about us, including the Values that drive us, look at our careers page https://www.tasmanianoysterco.com.au/careers. Check us out on socials to see some stunning pictures of our oysters and equally stunning pictures of our hard-working crew.You must be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening. So, if you have what it takes to be a great team-player and are looking for something better in your life, apply now! If you would like a copy of the position description or have questions about the opportunities, please email: hr@tasmanianoysterco.com.au

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Expression Of Interest: Tasmania Seasonal Backpacker Opportunities

Tasmanian Oyster Co (TOC for short) is committed to being the leader in sustainable oyster production, striving for best practice and continuous improvement in the management of the environment in which we operate.The role:We are currently looking for Land Based Oyster Nursery Hands based at our Pipeclay Lagoon Hatchery at Clifton Beach. This would suit someone looking for a rewarding career in a clean, green, and sustainable industry. Someone with a strong work ethic, excellent attention to detail, and the ability to follow directions and procedures.Our Land Based Oyster Nursery Hands to complete vital day to day tasks that are vital to support the breeding, spawning, and rearing of oyster larvae. Specifically, your tasks will involve:- Follow the directions, procedures, and routines vital for the health and quality of our oysters-Routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning tanks and equipment. -Assist to monitoring water quality parameters- Collaborate with other team members to achieve production goals.- Adhere to strict health and safety guidelines to ensure a safe working environment.About you:No prior experience is necessary, as we are willing to train the right candidate who is motivated and eager to learn.- Ability to follow directions, procedures, and routine tasks with precision.- Strong attention to detail and the ability to maintain accurate records.- Excellent work ethic and willingness to work hard.- Flexibility with working hours, including weekends, as the role may require it. In return, we will also offer flexibility.- A desire for career progression within the aquaculture industry.- Looking for permanent Full Time work- Have ability to work additional shifts from time-to-time to assist in meeting production requirementsBenefits:- Flexible working hours- Rotational weekend roster- Training and development opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge in aquaculture.- The chance to work with a dynamic and supportive team in a thriving industry.- A clean, green, and sustainable work environment.- Opportunities for career growth and advancement within the company.- Skip the traffic and drive in the opposite direction to picturesque Clifton Beach.If you are enthusiastic, motivated, and ready to embark on an exciting career in the aquaculture industry, we want to hear from you! Join our team at Tasmanian Oyster Co. and contribute to our mission of delivering high-quality oysters while preserving the natural beauty of Tasmania's waters.To find out a little more about us, including the Values that drive us, look at our careers page https://www.tasmanianoysterco.com.au/careers. Check us out on socials to see some stunning pictures of our oysters and equally stunning pictures of our hard-working crew.You must have full time work rights in Australia, be willing to accept a permanent role, and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening. For a copy of the position description or more information about the role, email hr@tasmanianoysterco.com.au. To apply, click Apply Now.

Oyster Nursery Hands - Land Based

Eyre Shellfish is committed to being a leader in sustainable oyster production, striving for best practice and continuous improvement in the management of the environment in which we operate.We are currently looking for a Hatchery Technician based at our Kellidie Bay Hatchery.This would suit someone looking for a rewarding career in a clean, green, and sustainable industry. Someone with a strong work ethic, excellent attention to detail, and the ability to follow directions and procedures.The role:This role will assist in the breeding, spawning, and rearing of oyster larvae. Specifically, your tasks will involve:<ul>
<li>Follow the directions, procedures, and routines vital for the health and quality of our oysters, including monitoring water quality parameters and performing routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning tanks and equipment. </li>
<li>Collaborate with other team members to achieve production goals.</li>
<li>Adhere to strict health and safety guidelines to ensure a safe working environment.</li>
</ul>About you:Previous shellfish hatchery experience would be beneficial but not essential as we're willing to train the right candidate who is motivated and eager to learn. The skills and attributes you will need to have are:<ul>
<li>Ability to follow directions, procedures, and routine tasks with precision.</li>
<li>Strong attention to detail and the ability to maintain accurate records.</li>
<li>Excellent work ethic and willingness to work hard.</li>
<li>Flexibility with working hours, including weekends, as the role may require it.</li>
</ul>Benefits:<ul>
<li>Training and development opportunities to enhance your skills and knowledge in aquaculture.</li>
<li>The chance to work with a small and knowledgeable team in a thriving industry.</li>
<li>A clean, green, and sustainable work industry.</li>
</ul>If you are enthusiastic, motivated, and ready to embark on an exciting career in the aquaculture industry, we want to hear from you! Join our team at Eyre Shellfish and contribute to our mission of delivering high-quality oysters. Apply Now!!

Hatchery Technician - Kellidie Bay

Tasmanian Oyster Co (TOC for short) is committed to being the leader in sustainable oyster production, striving for best practice and continuous improvement in the management of the environment in which we operate. The Role:We are currently looking for Farmhands for our Southern Tasmania Farms. Shifts are Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend shifts when required. Working hours can change to meet tide, and weather changes. Successful applicants will be based at our Boomer Bay site, however occasional shifts may be allocated from time to time at our Cambridge farm, dependent on business requirements.Whilst we welcome experience, you don’t need any, but you do need to be willing to get in and have a go; and be prepared for hands-on outdoor work in all weather conditions. You do need to love the water! Our days are spent out on boats looking after our oysters. That means we get warm, sunny days and we get wild, wet and cold days.In the first 1-3 months, you will:Complete the TOC onboarding process, including our safety induction, get to know your work mates and their roles within our businessLearn our company vision and values and what drives our successesGet in and have a go – learn the tasks and ask lots of questionsShadow our team leader and experienced farmhand to get an understanding of your workCheck in with our People and Safety team to ensure you have everything you need to succeedIn 3-6 months, you will:Demonstrate an understanding of the tasks at hand, our systems and proceduresWork cooperatively with others and use your initiative to find tasks to doUnderstand our values and consciously work to themMay have the opportunity to attend further training or be signed up to Certificate III in AquacultureAfter 6 months, you will:Be able to work more autonomously and pro-activelyLearn more about TOC's structure and opportunities for your career in the futurePotentially be undertaking a Certificate III in Aquaculture, obtaining tickets like forklift and coxswainsWe’re deeply committed to the wellbeing of our employees, and we offer many resources to help you be successful at work and at home. We encourage applications from people from a diverse range of backgrounds. You must have full time work rights in Australia and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening.To find out a little more about us, including the Values that drive us, look at our careers page https://www.tasmanianoysterco.com.au/careers. Check us out on socials to see some stunning pictures of our oysters and equally stunning pictures of our hard-working crew.You must have full time work rights in Australia, be willing to accept a permanent role, and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening. So, if you have what it takes to be a great team-player and are looking for something better in your life, apply now! If you would like a copy of the position description or have questions about the opportunities, please email: hr@tasmanianoysterco.com.au

Oyster Farmhands - Boomer Bay

Tasmanian Oyster Co (TOC for short) is committed to being the leader in sustainable oyster production, striving for best practice and continuous improvement in the management of the environment in which we operate. The Role:We are currently looking for Farmhands for our Little Swanport Nursery. Shifts are Monday to Friday, working hours can change to meet tide, and weather changes.Whilst we welcome experience, you don’t need any, but you do need to be willing to get in and have a go; and be prepared for hands-on outdoor work in all weather conditions. You do need to love the water! Our days are spent out on boats looking after our oysters. That means we get warm, sunny days and we get wild, wet and cold days.In the first 1-3 months, you will:Complete the TOC onboarding process, including our safety induction, get to know your work mates and their roles within our businessLearn our company vision and values and what drives our successesGet in and have a go – learn the tasks and ask lots of questionsShadow our team leader and experienced farmhand to get an understanding of your workCheck in with our People and Safety team to ensure you have everything you need to succeedIn 3-6 months, you will:Demonstrate an understanding of the tasks at hand, our systems and proceduresWork cooperatively with others and use your initiative to find tasks to doUnderstand our values and consciously work to themMay have the opportunity to attend further training or be signed up to Certificate III in AquacultureAfter 6 months, you will:Be able to work more autonomously and pro-activelyLearn more about TOC's structure and opportunities for your career in the futurePotentially be undertaking a Certificate III in Aquaculture, obtaining tickets like forklift and coxswainsWe’re deeply committed to the wellbeing of our employees, and we offer many resources to help you be successful at work and at home. We encourage applications from people from a diverse range of backgrounds. You must have full time work rights in Australia and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening.To find out a little more about us, including the Values that drive us, look at our careers page https://www.tasmanianoysterco.com.au/careers. Check us out on socials to see some stunning pictures of our oysters and equally stunning pictures of our hard-working crew.You must have full time work rights in Australia, be willing to accept a permanent role, and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening. So, if you have what it takes to be a great team-player and are looking for something better in your life, apply now! hr@tasmanianoysterco.com.au

Oyster Farmhand - Little Swanport

Tasmanian Oyster Co (TOC for short) is committed to being the leader in sustainable oyster production, striving for best practice and continuous improvement in the management of the environment in which we operate. The Role:We are currently looking for Farmhands for our Smithton farm. Shifts are Monday to Friday, working hours can change to meet tide, and weather changes.Whilst we welcome experience, you don’t need any, but you do need to be willing to get in and have a go; and be prepared for hands-on outdoor work in all weather conditions. You do need to love the water! Our days are spent out on boats looking after our oysters. That means we get warm, sunny days and we get wild, wet and cold days.In the first 1-3 months, you will:Complete the TOC onboarding process, including our safety induction, get to know your work mates and their roles within our businessLearn our company vision and values and what drives our successesGet in and have a go – learn the tasks and ask lots of questionsShadow our team leaders and experienced farmhands to get an understanding of your workCheck in with our People and Safety team to ensure you have everything you need to succeedIn 3-6 months, you will:Demonstrate an understanding of the tasks at hand, our systems and proceduresWork cooperatively with others and use your initiative to find tasks to doUnderstand our values and consciously work to themMay have the opportunity to attend further training or be signed up to Certificate III in AquacultureAfter 6 months, you will:Be able to work more autonomously and pro-activelyLearn more about TOC's structure and opportunities for your career in the futurePotentially be undertaking a Certificate III in Aquaculture, obtaining tickets like forklift and coxswainsWe’re deeply committed to the wellbeing of our employees, and we offer many resources to help you be successful at work and at home. We encourage applications from people from a diverse range of backgrounds. You must have full time work rights in Australia and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening.To find out a little more about us, including the Values that drive us, look at our careers page https://www.tasmanianoysterco.com.au/careers. Check us out on socials to see some stunning pictures of our oysters and equally stunning pictures of our hard-working crew.You must have full time work rights in Australia, be willing to accept a permanent role, and be ready to undertake a full medical including drug and alcohol screening. So, if you have what it takes to be a great team-player and are looking for something better in your life, apply now! hr@tasmanianoysterco.com.au

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