The Cooke family of companies produce some of the very freshest, sustainable seafood in the world.
Saint John, NB
Cooke Aquaculture Inc. was established in 1985 by the Cooke family in New Brunswick, Canada. From humble beginnings of one farm site and 5,000 salmon, Cooke Inc. is the largest private family-owned seafood company employing 13,000 people worldwide. The Cooke family of companies operate global aquaculture and wild fishery divisions in 15 countries providing a sustainable seafood source reaching tables all over the world. Cooke’s core purpose is to ‘cultivate the ocean with care, nourish the world, provide for our families, and build stronger communities.
On-site
The technician is responsible for daily hatchery routines, including monitoring water quality, feeding, and maintaining aquaculture equipment. Key duties involve brood stock production, spawning, and the general care and grading of aquaculture stocks.
On-site · St George
Develop, test, and implement mechanical systems and components within the food processing industry. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize performance and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
On-site · Truro
The technician is responsible for monitoring feed and oxygen levels, performing water quality tests, and collecting data. Additionally, they handle daily farm routines and the maintenance of hatchery equipment.
On-site · Charlottetown
The technician will assist with daily operations, early rearing, and breeding activities at the Bay Fortune Hatchery. Key tasks include monitoring water quality in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems and performing data entry for inventory control.
On-site · City of Saint John
The technician is responsible for diagnosing problems, performing repairs, and providing preventative maintenance for a fleet of trucks, trailers, and reefer units. Additionally, they must manage inventory and complete necessary paperwork for parts and repair orders.
On-site · Oromocto
The technician is responsible for monitoring feed, oxygen, and water quality while performing daily farm routines and equipment maintenance. Key duties include managing brood stock production, spawning, and the general care and grading of aquaculture stocks.
On-site · Municipal District of St. Stephen
The Freshwater Aquaculture Technician will assist in the operation of fish hatcheries, including brood stock production, spawning, and maintaining aquaculture equipment. Daily tasks involve feeding stocks, vaccinating, culling, and recording water chemistry.