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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.

Project Officers collaborate with Seafood Industry and Recreational Fishing peak bodies and their representatives to lead or work within a project team, they manage contracts, budgets and, plans, and oversee project activities and monitors progress until the project is completed. 

A Workplace Health and Safety Officer is responsible for setting up safety systems that meet regulatory requirements for a seafood or recreational fishing business, to keep workers, contractors, and visitors safe from harm. 

A Human Resource Manager provides recruitment guidance and support to seafood industry and recreational fishing business managers and assists them to maintain positive working relationships. They develop, communicate and promote workplace policies that define appropriate workplace conduct and safety protocols for employees to follow. 

A Communications and engagement manager creates communications with required messaging or information that is tailored to a target audience, engagement strategies include presentations, events, marketing campaigns, newsletters, social media and other digital platforms. They work closely with recreational fishing and industry stakeholders to enhance industry communication.

A Conservation Officer monitor's the use of public land, checks and evaluates the habitat of fish and wildlife, assists with fire prevention and implements natural resource management strategies that ensure conservation outcomes that benefit a sustainable seafood and recreational fishing industry. 

An industry executive officer works as the head of an industry association, there are various sectors of the fish and seafood industry that are represented by industry associations who promote and advocate for their sector, share information, raise issues, provide networking opportunities and professional development for its members. 

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 research and development (R&D) officer working in fisheries and aquaculture provides project and administration support for research activities, they collect, analyse and record project data, and write reports for stakeholders that outline the impacts and outcomes of the research conducted.

An industry development officer can work in a government department or an industry association to implement strategy and initiatives that aim to improve and advance the seafood industry. They oversee and promote activities that support innovation, growth and the sustainability of the seafood industry to improve the performance, productivity and profitability.