ISCO Occupation Group 2133.2 Aquaculture Environmental Analyst
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Aquaculture Environmental Analyst: Aquaculture environmental analysts assess, plan and implement programmes to recognise, monitor and control environmental factors that can potentially affect the health of aquatic animals and plants.
Essential Skills
- Prevent Marine Pollution
- Write Work-Related Reports
- Assess Environmental Impact In Aquaculture Operations
- Fish Biology
- Analyse Work-Related Written Reports
- Monitor The Farm Environmental Management Plan
- Environmental Legislation
- Animal Welfare Legislation
- Monitor Legislation Developments
- Develop Environmental Policy
- Aquaculture Legal Documents
- Measure The Impact Of Specific Aquaculture Activity
- Assess Environmental Impact
- Advise On Environmental Risk Management Systems
- Carry Out Training In Environmental Matters
- Carry Out Environmental Audits
- Pollution Prevention
- Environmental Policy
- Apply Standard Feeding And Nutrition Protocols
- Ecology
- Report On Environmental Issues
- Analyse Environmental Data
- Perform Environmental Investigations
- Pollution Legislation
- Assess Contamination
- Grow Cultures Used In Monitoring Experiments
- Ensure The Safety Of Endangered Species And Protected Areas
Optional Skills
- Communicate Verbal Instructions
- Speak Different Languages
- Fish Anatomy
- Deliver Online Training
- Communicate In English In A Competent Way
- Create Training Materials
- Provide On-Site Training In Aquaculture Facilities
- Coordinate Environmental Efforts
- Develop Outreach Training Plans
- Assess Environmental Plans Against Financial Costs
- Promote Environmental Awareness
- Provide Training
- Use Communication Devices
- Identify Training Needs
Alternative Names
- Specialist In Aquaculture Environmental Analysis
- Marine Scientist
- Aquaculture Environmental Scientist
- Aquaculture Environment Specialist
- Aquaculture Environmental Specialist
- Fish Farming Environmental Specialist
