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This job is only for returning employees who worked at Sitka Sound Seafoods within the last year and are eligible for rehire.  If you did not work for Sitka Sound Seafoods within the last year you must apply to one of the other open jobs.

Seafood processors perform a variety of manual labor tasks.  Once the fishing fleet delivers seafood to our docks, our processing employees move the product through our production line until it is shipped in bulk to customers and cold storage facilities worldwide.    Adventure ahead!  Salmon season is an incredible time to experience the beautiful landscape of remote, coastal Alaska, home to some of the world’s largest and most sustainable wild salmon fisheries.  This is a chance to work hard, save on expenses, meet a variety of people from around the world, and produce healthy protein for worldwide consumption.  The work lasts from approximately mid-June to late September.  The season may be shorter or longer depending on the fishery.  Employees may elect to continue working for Sitka Sound for the fall fisheries.    

Responsible for all bunkhouse operations.  Welcomes and orients new tenants, assigns rooms, maintains records of occupancy, explains and enforces rules, maintains bunkhouses in a clean and orderly manner, ensures safety of occupants, and tracks maintenance.  Works with employees and staff to resolve matters fairly and in line with NPSI values.  Ensures bunkhouse operations are handled consistent with policy and regulations.  Assists with various plant and office tasks.  Other duties as assigned.  

The night watchman position is responsible for the security and observations of the plant and the facility's ammonia operating system. The night watchman will follow scheduled rounds and complete a security check lists. Light maintenance work will be assigned regularly. Night watchman will report to the Maintenance Supervisor and Plant Manager. This is a year-round position.  

The shipping clerk performs all shipping and receiving duties, including materials handling and organization. Responsible for the daily shipping and receiving functions of the plant. 

The Refrigeration Operator is responsible for the upkeep and repair of the facility's ammonia refrigeration systems including: blast cell freezers, and flake ice making capabilities. Reports to Chief Engineer.

The Rolling Stock Mechanic is responsible for the maintenance of all facility rolling stock including but not limited to forklifts, flatbeds, pallet jacks and all other company vehicles.

The Receptionist will answer phones; perform filing and organizational tasks; assist fishermen, customers and employees who enter or call the office; run errands and perform other duties as assigned. This is a seasonal position. Due to the seasonal nature of our industry, the Receptionist works approximately 12 hours per day, seven days per week during peak production seasons.  This position is hourly and reports to the Plant Manager and Office Manager.

- OVERVIEW: Fish Ticket Clerk: The Fish Ticket Clerk will process daily fish tickets, provide daily/weekly/monthly reporting, and work with AP/AR on fishermen accounting. Preferred experience in MS word, excel, outlook. Must be willing to work independently and with others in a fast-paced office. Yearly position. Pay DOE. Overtime available. Only people that upload or submit their resume will be considered.