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Nursery technicians (also known as fisheries technician) provide assistance with the growing of marine or freshwater animals. They assist with the breeding and farming of fish, prawns, crustaceans, oysters and other marine species.

Hatchery technicians provide assistance with the growing of marine or freshwater animals. They assist with the breeding and farming of fish such as salmon, cod, trout and barramundi and other marine species including prawns, lobsters, scallops, crabs, oysters and other marine species.  

A maintenance technician that works in Aquaculture usually holds an engineering or automotive qualification and ensures that vehicles, tractors, vessels, forklifts, plant, machinery, tools, and equipment used for repairing, moving, loading, and unloading farm supplies and produce is maintained, fixed and in good working order.

A maintenance electrician working ensures that all electrical systems are operational, and all site plant and equipment are safely maintained. Electrical maintenance seeks to minimise equipment failure by diagnosing and repairing faults with systems and their components.

Nursery managers oversee the whole operation for the breeding and rearing of marine or freshwater animals. They are responsible for feeding and health routines, water quality, waste management, managing people and onsite safety, setting budgets and production targets.

Hatchery managers oversee the whole operation for the breeding and rearing of marine or freshwater animals. They are responsible for feeding and health routines, water quality, waste management, managing people and onsite safety, setting budgets and production targets.  

A maintenance manager usually holds an engineering or automotive qualification and is responsible for all equipment and machinery onsite. They can work alone or manage a team to ensure that vehicles, tractors, forklifts, plant, vessels, cranes, machinery, tools, and equipment used for repairing, moving, loading, and unloading farm supplies and produce is maintained, fixed and in good working order.

Operations managers oversee the efficient and profitable operation of a business across multiple sites, locations, or regions. They set the strategic direction of the business, manage budgets, business objectives and production targets, and support a team of site managers to achieve business plans, performance improvement and regulatory compliance.

Site managers work at a specific location to oversee the efficient operation of an aquacultural business. They manage a team of farm attendants and technicians for the successful breeding, hatching, or growing of marine or freshwater animals to the required size for market.

Grow out managers oversee the whole operation for growing juvenile marine or freshwater animals to the required size for market.