Wage Rage: Hourly+ Production Bonus $19.50-$30.00
As a member of the Flip-Bag crew you will be responsible for taking part in the harvest, transplanting, and planting of specialty oysters. This requires the ability to handle heavy loads and be able to lift up to 60lbs. The worker is responsible for completing each task they are assigned for pay to be counted. A crew member is responsible for the equipment assigned to them, and must be able to work day or night tides in all types of weather conditions. This means the crew members must wear appropriate protective clothing. Flip-Bag crews are to report to their crew boss for hours, places, and transportation.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Harvesting, planting, and transplanting Flip-Bag oysters
- Installing Flip-Bag Infrastructure
- Assisting with regular boat work
- Would be a plus if you have Washington Boaters card
- General maintenance of farm
- Must be a hard worker
- Must be willing to work long hours
CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
- Must complete safety orientation prior to working on the beach.
- Must be able to work in all weather conditions(wet, cold, hot, dry) at various times of the day and night
- Must be able to work day and night as tides vary throughout the different seasons.
- Must be physically able to lift and handle up to sixty pounds.
- Must wear proper safety gear when necessary.
- Must work well with other crew members
- Must pick up any garbage found on the beach and never leave any of their own garbage on the beach
- Must maintain proper employee conduct including being aware and respectful of the time of day, noise level, and the homeowners that surround the beaches.
Skills Required
- Able to lift and handle up to 60 pounds
- Complete safety orientation prior to working on the beach
- Able to work in all weather conditions and at various times of day and night
- Wear appropriate protective clothing and safety gear when necessary
- Work well with other crew members and follow crew boss directions
- Be a hard worker and willing to work long hours
- Be responsible for assigned equipment and complete assigned tasks for pay to be counted
- Assist with regular boat work and general farm maintenance
- Maintain proper employee conduct and keep beaches clean (pick up garbage, be respectful of homeowners)
- Washington Boaters card
What We Do
Founded in the 1890s, Taylor Shellfish Farms is the largest producer of sustainably farmed shellfish in North America, specializing in oysters, clams, mussels, and geoduck. Based in Shelton, Washington, the fifth-generation family-owned company is committed to providing a high-quality 'Tide to Table' experience. It is notably the first and only U.S. bivalve farm to achieve Aquaculture Stewardship Council certification.
