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A warehouse manager is responsible for the tracking, tracing, storage, security and delivery of all goods in a warehouse, they manage a team and use technology, computers and forklifts to pick, pack and deliver various goods to customers.
 

A processing supervisor oversees a processing team, monitors employee attendance, and provides training and guidance to ensure that workplace health and safety, food safety and quality requirements for production and packaging and storage are met for product sale and distribution.

A processing manager oversees the processing facility and is responsible for setting and achieving the production targets and business objectives. They set budgets and production targets and ensure that the business is safe, efficient, and profitable.

The CEO of an organisation that represents recreational fishers has four main aims, advocacy and support for recreational fishing, growing organisational memberships, accessing funding and grants and communicating with members via meetings and newsletters.
 

In Aquaculture a Sustainability Program Manager (circularity program manager) will look at a production or farming system from start to finish and identify ways to reduce waste, use waste as a raw material to create new products and implement waste reduction strategies that minimise harm to the environment and ensure a sustainable seafood and recreational fishing industry. 

An ROV (remotely operated underwater vehicle) supervisor oversees the whole ROV operation and team to ensure that the dive tasks are planned and completed safely and successfully. The ROV supervisor will provide guidance, on the job training and instruction to the ROV pilots as required, to ensure all team members are trained and competent.

A Chief Financial Officer oversees and manages the financial governance for a seafood industry or recreational fishing business, they formulate budgets, and provide financial reporting expertise. 

A first mate is part of the crew and reports directly to the skipper as the second in command on the ship or marine vessel. The first mate can take over in an emergency and is responsible for navigation, anchoring and docking, onboard safety, communication and managing the daily tasks of the crew.

A molecular biologist working in aquaculture conducts research and studies the chemical and physical structure of molecules and the DNA and RNA markers of aquatic systems, species, and plants. This work assists the industry to understand how these markers affect and protect various species from disease and contributes to the genetic selection of brood stock for successful breeding programs.  

A fisheries officer patrols waterways to ensure that fishing vessels, gear, licences, and catches are complying with the law and regulatory requirements. They work outdoors and can be required to spend time away from home to conduct surveillance activities.