Jobs at Glacier Fish Company

The Oiler/Wiper is responsible for daily maintenance, greasing equipment, monitoring tanks, and ensuring efficient vessel operations while adhering to safety regulations.

As a Second Assist Engineer, you'll operate and maintain vessel machinery, perform maintenance tasks, ensure safety, and assist Factory Engineers in repairs.

Deckhands will perform essential deck operations on the F/T North Star, including gear handling and equipment operation, while ensuring safety and compliance.

The Chief Engineer oversees the operation and maintenance of ship engineering systems, manages engineering staff, and ensures compliance with safety regulations.

The At-Sea Processor operates machinery, sorts fish, inspects products, and participates in packaging and offloading tasks on a fishing vessel.

The At-Sea Processor sorts fish, operates machinery, inspects products, packages and labels items, deep cleans factory equipment, and participates in offloading frozen products at the end of trips.

The Purser is responsible for administration duties on a fishing vessel, providing medical assistance, ensuring quality standards, and maintaining important logs and reports.

The At Sea Processor sorts fish, operates machinery, inspects products for quality, packages and labels products, deep cleans equipment, and participates in loading/unloading supplies on a fishing vessel.

As an At-Sea Processor, duties include sorting fish, operating machinery, packaging products, and maintaining cleanliness in a challenging factory environment aboard a fishing vessel.

Glacier Fish Company seeks resilient Deckhands for full-time positions on fishing vessels, requiring prior deckhand experience and skills in deck operations. Responsibilities include safely operating gear, complying with regulations, and assisting in various on-board tasks under tough conditions.

The Purser/Data Manager assists onboard managers, manages records, ensures product quality, provides medical assistance, and coordinates vessel logistics.

The Safety & Compliance Manager leads safety initiatives, enforces compliance with safety regulations, develops training programs, and drives a safety culture within the organization.

The Deckhand I will perform deck operations, operate lifting equipment, and assist in maintaining safety while working long hours at sea. They will help with fishing gear handling and may undertake shipyard duties as needed.

The Oiler assists the Chief Engineer in maintaining and operating ship engineering systems, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards while supporting factory and engineering staff aboard the vessel.

Processors work on board fishing vessels to convert caught fish into processed products. Responsibilities include sorting, operating machinery, and maintaining quality standards, with physical demands in challenging environments.

The Deckhand is responsible for deck operations on a commercial fishing vessel, including gear handling, maintenance, and safety compliance in harsh conditions. Shift hours can be lengthy, typically 16 hours, and the role includes both deck and processing duties as needed.

The Fishmeal Trainee assists in the operation and maintenance of the fishmeal/oil plant, learning equipment handling and production processes under supervision, with a pathway to advancement.

The Second Assistant Engineer performs maintenance, operates vessel systems, manages engine room logs, and ensures equipment functionality on a commercial fishing vessel.