Incumbents supervise and implement trout production programs at fish hatcheries which produce less than 70.000 lbs. Of fish per year, may have multiple water sources, multi-temperature springs and aeration systems and supervision of a moderate staff. Incumbent plans, coordinates and manages hatchery operations, coordinates all phases of fish culture and coordinates and directs the caring of eggs. Incumbent maintains accurate production records, supervises care and maintenance of hatchery buildings, grounds and equipment, water supplies and roads. Develops and monitors operating budget and ensures fiscal responsiveness.
Incumbent conducts hatchery public information programs for visitors and public groups.
Public relations and facilities management skills Skills in legal compliance with wildlife laws, rules and regulations Hiring agencies may identify additional related skills and requirements as preferences in making hiring and promotion decisions. Incumbents assist a Hatchery Superintendent I in the supervision of trout production programs at fish hatcheries which produce more than 70,000 lbs. Of fish per year, or at brood stock hatcheries. Incumbent feeds, grades and distributes fish, recognizes disease symptoms, notifies superintendent of problems and implements treatment recommendations. Provides public information and speaks before public groups regarding hatchery programs and operation and may supervise staff, make work assignments and evaluate staff performance.