Employment & Consultancy Opportunities
Employment & Consultancy Opportunities
Consultants Register: (currently open)
In order to identify individuals that might be suitable for upcoming and current projects, MRAG Ltd maintains a database of consultants with experience in disciplines related to our main areas of work as described elsewhere on this website, including:
- fisheries and aquaculture;
- marine, maritime and freshwater research;
- survey design, data processing and analysis;
- impact and risk assessments;
- certification and auditing;
- economics and markets;
- social and institutional;
- governance, policy and legislation;
- IT, information and communications;
- project management and evaluation;
- and other related disciplines.
At the present time MRAG Ltd are seeking consultants with a minimum of 5-10 years experience.
If you have at least five years experience in any of these areas and would like your CV to be included in the database, please do the following:
Download the Consultant
Registration form to your computer,
complete the PDF form and save the changes. Please send the saved
Consultant Registration form PDF file together with your CV (preferably
in Europass
format) as attachments in an email to 
.
A CV will not be accepted without a completed Consultant Registration
Form.
Downloads:
- Consultant Registration Form (link to form – opens in new window).
- Europass CV template (external link – opens in new window)
Fisheries Observers: (Positions are now closed)
MRAG currently manage a number of observer programmes and we are actively recruiting for the ICCAT Regional Observer Programme for Bluefin Tuna (ROP-BFT).
http://www.iccat.int/en/ROPbft.htm
If you would like to be considered for this position please follow the instructions below:
QualificationsCandidates should have a background in marine biology or fisheries and with relevant experience, specifically:
- Completion of College/University education in marine biology or other relevant discipline;
- Participation in research cruises or scientific surveys is desirable ;
- Previously employment as a fisheries observer or fisheries officer is desirable.
- Minimum of 30 days at-sea experience
Personal Survival Techniques or Basic Sea Survival certificate and a Medical certificate proving fitness to work at sea, prior to being deployed.
These certificates must be the national equivalents of the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW 95)and awarded by an accredited organisation or physician respectively.
Availability Candidates must be available between the following dates:- May 13th to July 14th (for training, deployment and debriefing)
Specific programme related training will be provided.
Still Interested in any of these Posts? Here is how you can get involved
In order to assess your suitability we would be grateful if you would submit:
- The Recruitment Form
- The ICCAT Standard of Conduct and Behaviour for Observers
- Please read this document carefully particularly those conditions related to conflicts of interest [articles 4, 6, 8, 9]
- Submit a signed copy if you comply with and agree to abide with the conditions.
- Copies of your Sea Survival and Medical certificates; and
- 2 written statements from 2 different referees
All applications should be submitted electronically.
What's Next
Please send your application to the address below:
